How was the fall of Iraq's dictator different from the fall of Egypt's dictator in the early 21st century?

Answer 1

Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.

Answer 2

President Saddam Hussein of Iraq was overthrown by a foreign army (the Coalition of the Willing: US, UK, Poland, Georgia, Australia, and several other countries) whereas President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt was overthrown by popular protest (Arab Spring of 2011).

Answer 3

The level of democracy in any region is always equal to the IQ of its population. Any attempt to overthrow a Dictatorship in an IQ-deficient region will result in anarchy or war or a decline in culture and education.

The best way is to wait within a dictatorship until IQ reaches a level sufficient for a democracy. This is a more natural and humane way of development.