The only pro-Saddam book available.

[richyrichard]

Its the only book on Saddam Hussein that explains his benevolent leadership and exposes the Bush lies like no other book on the subject. Its only six bucks and written by yours truly. You can view it here:

www.cobrapress.com

[Oy Ze Hate]

Some other pro-Saddam stuff.

http://www.bushflash.com/thanks.html

[Johann Steffansson]

Nita Renfrew wrote a good book. It was available at one time online in pdf form. I have it and can upload it if anyone's interested.

[Matityahu]

I hope I'm not out of place posting here, but I'm glad to see that not every American buys the BS fed to them on the media.

Even among people that DO tend to question the official story, Saddam is one part that gets overlooked.

Of course Saddam had chemical weapons. Iran tried to tell the UN about it in the mid 80s, and the US shut them up. It seems likely that we sold them to him, during the period after the Shah was overthrown, when the US switched sides.

And then Gulf War 1. We all know Iraq invaded Kuwait, but how many stop to question if he might have had a good REASON? Middle eastern countries have had a long-standing arrangement that proceeds from oil sales are divied up according to how much of the oil sits beneath each country's land. My sources tell me tiny little Kuwait had not paid Saddam his share (which WAS the lion's share) in some years. This WOULD explain why he went straight for the oil fields, AND why he was so surprised that we would intervene on Kuwait's behalf.

[Igor Alexander]

Nita Renfrew wrote a good book. It was available at one time online in pdf form. I have it and can upload it if anyone's interested.

Nita Renfrew's biography of Saddam (11.8 MB):
http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/war/iraq/saddam.pdf

Alternate download site:
http://www.seanbryson.com/downloads/saddam.pdf

Nita Renfrew interviewed on the Rick Adams show January 9, 2006 (2 files, 6.86 MB each):
http://arc.republicbroadcasting.org/Adams/06/01/adams_010906_010000.mp3
http://arc.republicbroadcasting.org/Adams/06/01/adams_010906_020000.mp3

[Ironguard1940]

Admittedly, I am not very knowledgeable about Saddam, nor am I a big fan of his. However, I do believe his capture, arrest, trial and hanging were 100% BULLSHIT because we were the ones who put him into power in the first place. As if that were not enough, even if he were the evil murderous dictator the jewsmedia makes him out to be, the vast majority of Iraq and Iraqis agreed with his rule and we had absolutely no business invading Iraq, especially in 2003 (the second time). The first time we invaded Iraq it was under the pretense that Iraq invaded Kuwait, but Kuwait was actually a part of Iraq before the country "declared" independence. Look at a map and you will see Kuwait fits nicely into Iraq. Also, Kuwait was slant drilling under the surface into Iraq's oil fields. All in all, we should have stayed out of Iraq and we should not maintain a presence in the Middle East except as friends to the oil producing nations, which does NOT include Israhell.

[Igor Alexander]

Two invasions, and that's not even counting the sanctions and so on that took place during the Clinton era. Madeleine "I'm a Jew?" Albright had this to say on 60 Minutes:


Lesley Stahl on U.S. sanctions against Iraq: "We have heard that a half million children have died [as a result of sanctions]. I mean, that's more children than died in Hiroshima. And, you know, is the price worth it?"

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright: "I think this is a very hard choice, but the price--we think the price is worth it."

--60 Minutes (5/12/96)


Really, the U.S. has been relentlessly waging war on Iraq for the past 17 years.