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Saddam Hussein was captured on December 13, 2003, during a U.S. military operation dubbed "Operation Red Dawn." He was hiding in a small underground bunker near his hometown of Tikrit, Iraq, where he was discovered after being tipped off by local informants. Hussein’s capture marked a significant moment in the Iraq War, as it symbolized the U.S. efforts to dismantle his regime. Following his capture, he was tried and ultimately executed for crimes against humanity in 2006.
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Why was the US Iraq invasion so controversial in the US?
The controversy mostly revolved around the question of whether or not the facts implicated in the Invasion of Iraq were accurate, e.g. whether or not Saddam Hussein was developing Weapons of Mass Destruction.
What are facts about the three-fifths compromise?
nothing
Three facts about zebulon pike?
umm...he may sucide him
What are deer called in japan?
name three facts about deer ticks
What are three important facts about the minotaur?
A minotaur was an animal that was half human half bull.
What are facts about the iraq-us war?
Fact 1: Saddam Hussein use to be one of the U.S.'s allies Fact 2: Iraq got its "weapons of mass destruction" from the U.S. Fact 3: Saddam Hussein studied law in university Fact 4: After findin Saddam in a hole 9 miles outside his home he was got a death penalty by hanging.
Why was the US Iraq invasion so controversial in the US?
The controversy mostly revolved around the question of whether or not the facts implicated in the Invasion of Iraq were accurate, e.g. whether or not Saddam Hussein was developing Weapons of Mass Destruction.
What are three facts about inauguration day?
Barack Hussein Obama had to sware in a second time because he stumbled on thhis words the first time
What are facts about sudam husan?
Saddam Hussein was the fifth President of Iraq, serving from July 16, 1979, until his ousting in 2003. He was known for his authoritarian regime, marked by widespread human rights abuses and the use of chemical weapons against civilians, particularly during the Iran-Iraq War and the Gulf War. Hussein's rule ended following the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, leading to his capture, trial, and execution in 2006 for crimes against humanity. His legacy remains controversial, influencing regional politics and the discourse around dictatorship and governance in the Middle East.
Why are we invading Iraq?
Because Mr. Bush believes we have a duty to spread democracy. I do not know where he got this impression. Despite our president's reputation, he is not an idiot, as he thinks things through, though his media persona needs some real work. We invaded Iraq because Osama Bin Laden had ties with Al Quaida and the Taliban, who have ties with Iraq, and therefore, Hussein, well, until our idiot of a president took him out by accident (and yes, that was some serious sarcasm, as the capture of Saddam "made up for" the loss of Bin Laden, because Saddam had a country, Osama didn't). Iran is the next step, and had we not invaded Iraq and taken Hussein, Iran could have done God knows what with their nukes before we had a clue that they were even developing them. And yes, my message board is open for further discussion, as I may not have all my facts in a row! Feel free to drop some hate mail!
What are three facts about bounty?
facts about bounty
What are facts about socialism?
the three facts are me myself and i
What is the three word motto of gradgrind?
Mr. Gradgrind, from Charles Dicken's famous novel Hard Times, had a three word motto: "Facts, sir, facts."
What are three facts about soninkes village life?
Three interesting facts about Soninke Village Life is that it is a story and has a bounch of facts that you can choose from!!
What are three facts about the crucifixion of Jesus?
There are no "facts" Its a story
What are facts that would help veins in its capture?
it was purple, it weighed 3.8 tons, it was from LA
What are facts about triangles?
They have three sides and three angles
