EXCLUSIVE: FBI Created 3,200 J6 “Playing Cards” to Identify and Surveil Americans who Attended J6 Protests – They Are Using SAME SYSTEM to Target Trump Supporters that They Used to Target America’s Enemies and Saddam’s Henchmen in Iraq War
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Gateway Pundit ^
During the 2003 invasion of Iraq by the United States-led coalition, the United States Department of Defense released a set of playing cards with the names and faces of the most-wanted Iraqi members of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein’s government, including high-ranking members of his Baath Party and family members including his two
sons. (snip) Jim Hoft: That’s really big, Eric. I hadn’t heard. Okay. But these cards, it’s reminiscent of the Iraq playing cards that the FBI created during the Iraq War, and those were, of course, the enemies of America at the time, and they put out all these...
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Saddam Hussein's secret Jewish archive
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Arutz Sheva ^
| 27/8/23 | Shimon Cohen
A special lecture will be held at the Babylon Jewish Heritage Center this week that will reveal an archive of Iraqi Jews that was found by US Army soldiers in the basements of Saddam Hussein's intelligence building. The
one who will tell about the findings is the one who was among the archivists, Dr. Harold Rudd, a consultant to the US Department of Defense who was sent together with the US task force to the basements that were hit by an American bomb. In an interview with Israel National News, Dr. Rudd talks about the rescue operation and the findings...
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Kuwaiti Journalist: Palestinians Supported Saddam's Invasion of Kuwait, Hitler in WWII – Now They Support the Houthis, IRGC...
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Memri ^
| Feb 2, 2022
Kuwaiti Journalist Abdallah Muhammad Al-Mulla: The Palestinians Supported Saddam's Invasion of Kuwait, Hitler in WWII – Now They Support the Houthis, IRGC; Arabs Today Are Less Inclined to Support the Palestinians Cause #Kuwait #Palestinians pic.twitter.com/uNjIILPuzt— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) February 2, 2022
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911, Saddam, and WMD: It Was Iran All Along
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We needed 'approval' to take him out so he had WMD. Did he? Hindsight's
20-20. Blame Saudis for producing the hijackers? Fat chance. Iran's been the big problem all along and it was an opportunity to take out their entire infrastructure without too many casualties. Instead Iran gets control of Iraq and we do their dirty work for them. Iraq any better? Both parties took out Saddam and Khadafy and look what it got us. "Experts' are calling the shots and we're paying for it. 300k+ dead Iraqi's, Lybian refugees in Europe and trillions wasted. Go figure.
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Malcolm Nance likens President Trump, Don Jr & Eric to Saddam, Uday & Qusay [video]
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Youtube ^
| 11.7.2020 | Malcolm Nance
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1990 Kuwait: Should We Have Let Saddam Keep It?
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300+ American deaths. I wouldn't have wanted to be one of them. Was
it the deep state? Hindsight is always 20-20 but Europe needed the oil more than we did. $trillions later. Saddam threatened the Saudis or did he? Kuwaitis hung out in discos while we liberated their country. The least they could do is be the next to recognize Israel after 30 years and the UAE coming around.
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'Saddam Hussein' put up for sale on Wish, Costs $20 After Discount
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TIMESNOWNEWS ^
| Aug 28, 2020 | Saumya Agrawal
Online shoppers were amused when they spotted an advertisement that offered them a chance to purchase former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein at a bargain price of $20. The
unusual ad was put out by Wish store. Several people posted screenshots of the ad for the deceased leader on social media. "Enjoy much cheaper items sold by Wish. don't miss 60-80% OFF store prices," the ad was captioned. The viral screenshot of the ad made "Saddam Hussein" trend on Twitter. One user asked, "Who wants to buy Saddam Hussein for $20?" Another wrote, "Can’t believe the U.S. spent all that time...
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The Gulf Wars Revisited: Who exactly benefitted from American removal of Saddam’s Sunnis in Iraq?
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Frontpage Mag ^
| 08/14/2020 | Joseph Puder
Exactly 30 years ago, Iraq’s dictator Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait and created a set of consequences that are with us today, including sectarianism, terrorism, and Iranian militancy. The
Bush presidencies made a number of historical mistakes in dealing with Iraq and Iran. Iran, as a result, reaped the rewards of Saddam Hussein’s cruelty and greed, and American errors. The George H. W. Bush administration, for its part, was given a mandate by the United Nations to undo Saddam’s aggression in Kuwait. It should have been used to eliminate Saddam Hussein alone. At the same time, the collapse of the Soviet...
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Pandemic and the Politics of Fear-What Saddam Hussein and the Democrats have in common
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Frontpagemagazine ^
| Aug 3, 2020 | Ayad Rahim
The Democrats’ use of fear as a political weapon, and their scorched-earth policy for the country, remind me of my native Iraq and something Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad said. The
classic textbook definition of politics is “who gets what, and how” -- the “who,” being any element of society -- an individual (private citizen or politician) or a group (political party, industry, interest, or class); the “what,” being the resources of the society (wealth and political power); and the “how,” being the means by which “the who” acquire “the what.” The “how” is the least-straightforward variable in the formula. An...
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How Saddam’s ‘War of the Cities’ spawned Iran’s missile drive
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The Arab Weekly ^
| March 25, 2018 | Ed Blanche
Iran’s focus on building a powerful ballistic missile arsenal, which the Americans, Saudis and Israelis, among others, see as a major threat, has its origins in the 1980-88 war with Iraq in which major cities were subjected to merciless missile and air strikes in which thousands of civilians were killed or wounded.
The so-called War of the Cities involved five periods of systematic and intense bombardments with missiles, aircraft and even long-range artillery from February 1984, when Saddam Hussein ordered indiscriminate attacks on 11 Iranian cities, through February 1987. The objective was to inflict large civilian casualties to demoralise the...
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FLASHBACK: Obama Gave Iran, UAE, Saddam’s Bomb-maker Family Lease to US Port
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independentsentinel.com ^
| 1/11/2017 | S. Noble
The left is worried about Trump’s conflict of interests. Maybe
they should worry about Barack Hussein Obama’s conflicts of interest. Lease Given to Our Enemies The family of Iraqi nuclear physicist Dr. Jafar Dhia Jafar, “the father of Iraq’s nuclear weapons program,” has been awarded a 35-year lease for cargo container operations at Port Canaveral, Florida. The Center for Security Policy reports that two intrepid researchers produced a paper titled, Secret Deal Allows Company Tied to Saddam’s Nuclear Bombmaker, Iran and U.A.E. to Manage Key Florida Port Facilities. The paper notes that Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew unilaterally approved...
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Saddam Hussein's Climate Experiment: A real-world experiment to test a climate model.
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American Thinker ^
| 12/07/2018 | Bruce Thompson
The passing of President George H. W. Bush and the ruckus caused by the Yellow Vests in France make this a good time to review the aftermath of Operation Desert Storm in Kuwait. Saddam Hussein had invaded Kuwait and as a deterrent to those who might oppose him, he threatened environmental
warfare. This threat took advantage of the concerns first aired by a group known as TTAPS, an acronym of the names of the authors, Turco, Toon, Ackerman, Pollack and Sagan. They had postulated that a nuclear exchange would induce a “Nuclear Winterâ€. The TTAPS climate model was a...
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Vanity: Remember CNN Covered up Saddam's Brutality
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A FreeRepublic exclusive vanity post | 10/22/18 | pepsi_junkie
As I read CNN trying to get Trump by playing up the apparent murder of a Saudi citizen by the Saudi government, I'm reminded that in 2003 CNN and the NY Times both admitted that they hid all sorts of atrocities being committed by Saddam Hussein in exchange for access. They
admitted that Saddam and his sons told them in advance of planned assassinations that they didn't report. They admitted that they knew of instances of torture and brutality against not just Iraqi's but even against their own cameraman in one torture instance and they kept all that quiet too....
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America Will Suffer Same Fate as Saddam Hussein, Says Iran's Rohani
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Haaretz ^
| Haaretz
U.S. President Donald Trump will fail in his confrontation with Iran, just like Iraq's Saddam Hussein, Iranian President Hassan Rohani said on Saturday, referring to the war between the two Middle Eastern powers and vowing that Tehran will not abandon its missiles. Tensions
have ramped up between Iran and the United States after Trump withdrew from a landmark multilateral nuclear deal in May and reimposed sanctions on the Islamic Republic last month.
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Saddam al-Jamal Captured! And More Tortured Logic
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Flopping Aces ^
| 05-15-18 | Wordsmith
This monster: The ISIS commander behind the brutal execution of a Jordanian pilot who was burned to death in a cage in 2015 is among the four senior ISIS leaders captured last week in Iraq. Saddam al-Jamal is one of the most senior ISIS commanders to be detained so far and was
tipped as a future leader of the death cult. He gained a reputation for brutality as an ISIS commander with a taste for personally beheading prisoners. The Jordanian security services believe he masterminded the brutal killing of downed pilot Muath al-Kasasbeh in 2015. Al-Kasasbeh was a Royal Jordanian Air Force pilot...
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WE SHOULD HAVE LETT SADDAM KEEP KUWAIT
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A trillion bucks and 4k troops later what have we gained? We
didn't have fracking back then and the enviro-nuts wouldn't let us drill. We learned nothing from the Russian Afghanistan experience and we're still there. Is it too late to get out? I say take out Assad, establish a Kurdistan, build a safe zone Trump promised and get the hell out. Maybe give the Ayatollas a punch in the nose-we owe them. We got our own oil. Let them kill each other. The lefties had it right with the no blood for oil.
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HUMA'S MUSLIM JNAL: "Bill Clinton bombed Saddam to distract from the burgeoning Lewinsky scandal"
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dailymail.com ^
| Aug 26, 2016 | LOUISE BOYLE
•Huma Abedin, for 12 years, was the assistant editor of the Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs •In 2002 the supposedly academic journal published shocking claims about the 1998 bombing Bill Clinton ordered in Iraq • Huma was listed as assistant editor, but stated she had little to do with the Journal despite
Huma's position on the editorial board where publishing decisions are made. •Huma's mother is editor-in-chief and suggested U.S. was responsible for 9/11 while another article said Jews were 'adept' at influencing politics Abedin, who is not an academic, has been Hillary Clinton's closest aide since spending time as...
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Saddam Hussein's Daughter Tops Iraq's 'Most Wanted' List
Government Says Suspects Aided Terror
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The National ^
| February 5, 2018 | Mina Aldroubi
Toppled dictator Saddam Hussein's exiled daughter is among dozens named on Iraq's "most wanted" list of people accused of supporting acts of terror. Those
on the list are wanted for belonging to or having an affiliation with ISIL, Al Qaeda or Saddam's Baath Party regime. Raghad Saddam Hussein responded on Monday by pledging to take legal action against those who have "insulted her". Iraq's government has been seeking to prosecute Ms Hussein since 2006 for allegedly supporting violence in the country. The list echoes the US set of 55 playing cards, released in 2003, that depicted the most wanted members...
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Second Tape of Finding Saddam, Part I - 14 Dec 2003
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YouTube ^
Second Tape of Finding Saddam, Part 2 - 14 Dec 2003 A young gentleman who had been 8 years old when this happened asked me to put up more of my news tapes of the event. I'll
be doing that over the next few days.
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When Saddam Hussein Bombed Tel Aviv
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Jewish Press ^
| 1-18-18 | Yona Schnitzer
Moshe Arens, Israel’s defense minister at the time of the 1991 Gulf War, wanted to launch a ground operation against Iraqi missile launchers firing missiles at Tel Aviv, but ran into strong opposition from then-IDF Chief of Staff Dan Shomron, according to recordings from IDF archives released Thursday on the 26th anniversary
of the war. After American forces invaded Iraq in January 1991, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein fired a total of 39 modified Soviet ‘Scud’ missiles at Israel in the hope the Jewish State would respond to the provocation by striking back at a Iraq. He reasoned the move would...
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