Originally posted by GePap
In Frontline they showed this tape of when Saddam became president in 1979:
Saddam goes up front and begins to read out the names of "traitors", many of them his friends, all of them in the room. As he reads their names, the guys get up, some say A few words of protests, but eventually all are taken out of the room, never to be seen again. As the spectacle ends, we see Saddam in tears, and then he moves on.
This is a man who went to Baghdad age 10, carrying a gun. He also printed his uncle's work "Persians, Jews, and flies: Three things God should have never made"
In Frontline they showed this tape of when Saddam became president in 1979:
Saddam goes up front and begins to read out the names of "traitors", many of them his friends, all of them in the room. As he reads their names, the guys get up, some say A few words of protests, but eventually all are taken out of the room, never to be seen again. As the spectacle ends, we see Saddam in tears, and then he moves on.
This is a man who went to Baghdad age 10, carrying a gun. He also printed his uncle's work "Persians, Jews, and flies: Three things God should have never made"
I also heard that one of the persons during that "incident" asked that his body be returned to his family, they complied - in little pieces.
Comment