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A portrait of Saddam Hussein - next to Arabic script reading 'Raise your sword' - was taken from Al Lafeta TV channel.

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Saddam takes delivery of a copy of the Koran in 2000, in Baghdad. Iraqi newspapers reported that he ordered the holy book to be scribed in his own blood as thanks for his long political career.

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May His Soul Rest in Peace May Allah Forgive us All. (Amen)
 
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Even though these nitwits support Saddam for entirely wrong reasons, I personally like him too - for being a staunch secularist and more importantly India's friend in that region.
 
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He did alot of bad things like gas his own people and kill Shia religious leaders but nobody can say he was not charismatic if a little crazy but his early life was not what we would call a normal one.
 
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Boys do u remember what happened to sikhs when they killed indra gandhi?

no state will tolerate killing of its leader, kurds were gased after they tried a number of attempts to kill Sadam

Kurds are in no ones good books they have been a problem with every one Iraq, Iran, Turkey.......... list goes on.
 
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I personally like him and he is really brave and courageous , Royal salute for Sadam Hussein.

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Saddam was a great leader ... i wish to share this news (bit old) about Saddam

Saddam's Palakkad link

When the news of Saddam Hussein's capture in a dark hole exploded towards the end of 2003, and humiliating images of his bearded deranged face, and of his jaws opening for medical inspection, were beamed on television, another old man far away felt something turn inside his stomach. Seventy-one-year-old P Sivasankaran Nair, for long in the peace of Palakkad in Kerala, rubbed his chest to console himself.

Nair was the chief cook at the Basra International Airport between 1982 and 1987, once a heady place where Saddam Hussein used to come for elaborate dinners. During that tenure, Nair's path had crossed the dictator's when he made a Tamil snack called bonda, a type of batata vada. Nair remembers that Saddam was so enamoured with the bonda that he asked animated questions about it.


Long before that meeting, Nair had considered Saddam a profitable god. "I educated my children, married off my daughter and constructed a house with his money. To be honest, I'm indebted to him for all the comforts that I enjoy today," Nair says. He lives in a traditional house, that has a cosy purposeful austerity about it, in Kalpati, a Tamil Brahmin village.

His gratitude is so immense that when he opened a provisions store in 1989, upon his return from Iraq, he named it Saddam Stores. He sent some pictures of the shop to Saddam Hussein along with a letter in English —

Dear Supreme Leader,

I'd worked in your country for five years. I came back to Kerala some two years back. To keep myself busy, today, I opened a small shop at my village. It's my honour to name the shop after your Supreme Name. Whatever I'm today, it's because of the salary you paid me. By your blessings, my family is leading a comfortable life. Welfare be with you always.

With profound love and regards,

P S Nair


The letter not only reached Saddam, it also impressed him so much that he released the pictures of Nair's shop and the flattering epistle to the local media with a statement in Arabic — " So many people come and work in Iraq. But it took one Nair from a distant land to express his gratitude. It's not religion that matters. But the bond of human love. I'm touched by Nair's gesture. This is what I call loyalty. This is what I expect from every Iraqi. Insha Allah."


Nair's friends in Iraq sent him the clippings. The story didn't end there. Saddam Hussein sent a personal emissary, Muther Ali, to India who met Nair. And the message was conveyed to Nair that Saddam wanted him to return to Iraq. But, when Nair cited age-related problems which forced him to remain at home, Saddam welcomed his children to join him at his palace. Unfortunately, none of them were of employable age then. Eldest son Suresh was studying in the tenth standard, second son Murali was in the eighth and Pusha, the youngest child, was in the fifth.

"Saddam conveyed that I was the most loyal citizen of Iraq and the country's doors would always remain open to me. Ali presented a gold watch and Rs 16,000 in cash," Nair says, producing the watch from his cupboard's locker. The timepiece carries Saddam's picture on the dial.

Nair has removed the watch's battery to save it from the tedium of being in a working condition. "I'm praying for his welfare. Daily, I do archana in his name at the Shiva temple here. I'm certain he will come out unscathed," Nair says, throwing his hands towards the heavens.


When he is confronted with the question why he worships a man who is believed to have killed thousands, Nair flashes an angry look. "Who says...?" he thunders. "It's the US which is harping on this. I don't believe a bit of it. Kuwait deserved to be invaded because it didn't pay what was due to Iraq. Then the killing of Kurds...you should understand Iraq was a military regime. It had its own laws. People who violated the laws also knew the punishment they faced."

Nair ends his political observations with the conclusion, "It's Bush who should be hanged."

Saddam's Palakkad link - Times Of India
 
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I personally like him and he is really brave and courageous , Royal salute for Sadam Hussein.

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I had this pic in my Facebook cover, and had to remove it coz' of complaints from friends and family. :lol:
 
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Saddam was a good friend of India. It is a shame that we could not help him in the time of his need. Respect to the man who supported us so well.
 
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Saddam was a good friend of India. It is a shame that we could not help him in the time of his need. Respect to the man who supported us so well.

lol...so now we can help Ajmal kasab to.go home...
 
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Wat Tribute ?:no:-- I would count him as one of the worst dictator after Hitler.
 
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