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...release of these new images further exposes the depravity of Abu Ghraib and further stains the global image of the United States, endangering American troops and civilians and injecting rage and resentment into the insurgency in Iraq. Under Saddam Hussein??s regime of oppression, Abu Ghraib was an epicenter of cruelty and suffering for the Iraqi people. To the Arab world, the United States, the self-styled “savior” of the subjugated Iraqi people, has made little improvement upon the agony and persecutions of Hussein??s deposed regime...
...flip-flop of monumental proportions. After failing to uncover Saddam Hussein??s arsenal of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons following the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration changed its tune. No longer were weapons of mass destruction (WMD) the causus belli. Instead, Iraq had been invaded with “regime change”—the violent overthrow of Saddam’s Ba’athist dictatorship—as the goal. Critics scoffed at the time at ex post facto change of objective, but now, just over two years after President Bush...
...Osamas are a veritable ethnic collage, tied together only by a regional nationality and a now-feared name: ranging from a 20-year-old Palestinian Christian and aspiring rock star; a young conservative Muslim Iraqi who fled Saddam Hussein??s regime as a child; to a gentle, wide-eyed Lebanese high school principal with a thick accent...
...Hussein, a graduate student at the University of Baghdad, emphasized that Saddam Hussein??s departure had empowered the Iraqi people...
...never imagined that one day we’d come and have to line up for gasoline,” Nazar Hamdan said of life under Saddam Hussein??s regime. “We never experienced a shortage of anything...