Why did they put him in power?
Why did they remove him from power?
Why did they put him in power?
Aaron Sanders
Austin Reyes
Petrodollar
Lincoln Wilson
Jews
Carter Gomez
What type of Jews?
Michael Evans
He supported a sovereign nationalistic Iraq.
That does not bode well for Greater Israel.
Alexander Hernandez
American ones
Jackson Lewis
to increase and keep fiat in power
>wait no that was gaddafi
Sebastian Adams
>Why did they remove him from power?
he wanted to off the petrodollar.
he wanted to sell oil for gold.
just the same like ghadaffhi in lybia
Juan Price
What do they care?
Eli Green
Saddam wanted to sell oil for gold?
Do you have a source?
James Jackson
He took power. He wasnt put in.
You've probably seen the famous video of him forcing his rival calling out the names of his other political enemies to be hauled off and executed. Thats when he consolidated his power.
People were initially joyous at his deposition. That didn't last long.
A government with a despotic leader is still a hundred times better than no government at all.
Americas greatest failing wasn't that it removed saddam hussein from power. It's that it did not institute a solid government or supporting military and police force in Iraq afterwards. It created a power vacuum that allowed multiple zealot groups to swoop in.
Nolan Rogers
He legitimately put himself in power. He was a very clever and cruel guy. He wasn't even originally muslim, according to some Iraqis I knew in the 80s. Explains why Christians had such an easy time of it under his watch.
He was a bastard, but Arabs need a bastard in charge. We shouldn't have backed him against Iran, we did the right thing in 91, we shouldn't have made up WMDs and gone in a second time. We probably should have killed him the first time.
Carter Cooper
Juan Jackson
the ways of the jews are mysterious
Jayden Baker
>Why did they put him in power?
They didn't, it was unexpected, his men from his party just decided that he should rule Iraq
>Why did they remove him from power?
He wanted to use other money than US dollars
Christopher Watson
The US helped him take power and they also helped him eradicate his enemies
independent.co.uk
Benjamin Brooks
Archive please archive.is
Parker Perry
Although, this is in 1963, whereas Saddam is supposed to have started ruling in 1979. You may be right.
Colton Powell
He sold oil to USA and Europe in 7i3-74 oil crisis.
He tried to get Kuwait oil fields and get out of debt owed to Kuwait. That got him in trouble.
After 9/11 they needed cool vids of shit getting blown up Iraq was the spot & that got him DOA. Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11, was nice that his palace was right across the street from hotel CNN was staying at!
Blake Sanders
Hmm
'Saddam formally rose to power in 1979, although he had been the de facto head of Iraq for several years prior.'
Connor Williams
No, sorry this is a shill article for some Arab's book, the Indy probably pissed themselves with excitement because sandniggers rarely write anything.
Saddam was a real deal dictator, lefties love to blame the CIA for shit it didn't do because it feeds the "it's all our fault anyway" narrative.
For example, Israel would have existed without the UN or the Balfour Declaration, it just would have taken longer.
Caleb Walker
Of course he was a dictator. The point is they helped him to power. How didn't they?
They gave him intelligence and weaponry.