I don’t know really know why Saddam’s regime lasted for over three decades, but I am sure as an Iraqi who survived that period that there’re no legal or moral justifications for it to remain. I was counting days and hours waiting to see an end to that regime, just like all those who suffered the cruelty of that brutal regime. It’s been really a disgrace chasing the world, the world of the 21st century, reminding it how incapable it was to aid the oppressed and to sue those who despised all the values of humanity. Throughout these decades I lost trust in the world governments and international committees. Terms like "human rights," "democracy" and "liberty", etc. became hollow and meaningless and those who keep repeating these words are liars... liars... liars. I hated the U.N and the security council and Russia and France and Germany and the Arab nations and the Islamic Conference. I’ve hated George Galloway and all those [who] marched in the millionic demonstrations against the war.
if only those people had half the brains and courage of you, Omar
It is I who was oppressed and I don’t want any one to talk on behalf of me;
I, who was eager to see rockets falling on Saddam’s nest to set me free, and it is I who desired to die gentlemen, because it’s more merciful than humiliation as it puts an end to my suffering, while humiliation lives with me reminding me every moment that I couldn’t defend myself against those who ill-treated me. What hurt me more and kept my wound bleeding was that they gave Saddam a tribune so the skinner can talk, and offered him a diplomatic representation almost all-over the world to broadcast his filthy propaganda and sprinkle Iraq’s wealth on his supporters. I really didn’t understand those countries demands to take away our misery. Did they really think that the sanctions were the cause?