The History of Terrorism
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Criticism of the United Nations
1990s United Nations Oil-for-Food scandal
Saddam Hussein
Ben Swann connects Saddam Hussein to the CIA as a CIA asset.
Attachments
George H. W. Bush was not a "Dove" or a "Man of Peace"
Saddam Hussein
Parents
1947-Today CIA AKA "The Company" (Founded on 9-18-1947)
1968-2003 Ba'athist Iraq
1978 Camp David Accords
1980?-1990? Iraqgate Scandal (United States support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War)
1980s Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI Scandal)
1986 VP George Bush visits Cairo in which he tells Hosni Mubarak to use air force more in war against Iran
1990s United Nations Oil-for-Food scandal
1995-2003 UN's Oil-for-Food Programme
Anti-American sentiment in the Middle East
Anti-Israeli sentiment
Antichrists
Assassinations by the United States
Authoritarian governments supported by the United States
Ba'athism
CIA activities in Iraq
Executed Iraqi people
Executed presidents
Fugitives
Heads of government convicted of war crimes
Heads of state convicted of war crimes
Kurdish genocide perpetrators
Politicians killed in wars
Politicide perpetrators
Totalitarian rulers
Tulfah family
Children
1968 17 July Revolution
1968 After the Six-Day War and shortly after Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath Party seized power in Iraq in 1968, her father was arrested on charges of spying for Israel.
1971 In 1971, Cargill sold 63,000 tons of seed treated with a methylmercury-based fungicide that eventually caused a minimum of 650 deaths when it was eaten. The fumigated seed grain was provided by Cargill at the specific request of Saddam Hussein[87] and was never intended for direct human or animal consumption prior to planting.[88]
1980-1988 The Saudis had lent Iraq some 26 billion dollars during its war with Iran. The Saudis had backed Iraq in that war, as they feared the influence of Shia Iran's Islamic revolution on its own Shia minority.
1983 Byrd noted that Rumsfeld met Hussein in 1983, when Rumsfeld was President Reagan's Middle East envoy.
1988 Halabja massacre
1991 Assassination of Salah Khalaf
1996 Oakland Tribune - Saddam's Arsenal Had Time Bombs for Liver Cancer
1998 Bombing of Iraq (1998)
1998 Iraq Liberation Act
1998 Operation Desert Thunder
1998 Operation Desert Thunder was a response to threats by Iraq's president Saddam Hussein to shoot down U-2 spy planes, and violate the no-fly zone set up over his country.
1998 Sadam Hussein provoked the United Nations by refusing to live up to his obligations to allow full access to his military sites for inspection. American military units deployed to the region (Operation Desert Thunder), in support of a number of options
2003 Ritter stated that Iraq possessed no significant weapons of mass destruction (WMD) capabilities, becoming "the loudest and most credible skeptic of the Bush administration's contention that Hussein was hiding weapons of mass destruction."
2003-2004 Interrogation of Saddam Hussein
2004 Operation Desert Spider
2005 FTR #538 Bush's Buddy-The Acquittal of Sammy the Aryan
2006 Murder of Saddam Hussein
2025 Corbett Report - Was Saddam a Deep State Puppet? - Questions For Corbett
Amer Hamoudi Assadi
Bechtel's Poisonous Gas Factory
Botulinum toxin appears to have been Saddam Hussein's favorite biological weapon
Execution of Saddam Hussein
Hosni Mubarak sold 3.5 billion in weapons to Saddam that Saddam did not pay back.
Jules Kroll was responsible for tracking the assets of Jean-Claude Duvalier, Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, and Saddam Hussein
Palestinians, and many onlookers, generally believe Abu Nidal was responsible for his death. Some believe the order came from Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
Qusay Hussein
Saddam's Scud Missiles
Sevan reportedly accepted bribes from Saddam Hussein in the form of oil vouchers, and allowed Saddam to garner $11 billion for military and other uses which violated the UN sanctions against his regime, ...
Tariq Aziz
Uday Hussein
Jumps
Benon Sevan
Carlos Cardoen
Donald Rumsfeld
Fred Haobsh
Hussein Kamel al-Majid
Rendon Group
Sabawi Ibrahim al-Tikriti
Sarkis Soghanalian