Saddam Hussein

Saddam Hussein

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Portrait of Saddam Hussein Saddam Hussein,  8 August 1999 speech

“ In all this Baghdad expresses the genius of the Nation and People under the protection of the message of the faithful nationalism and immortal humanity. Thence Baghdad has emitted radiance that conveys the morals and illuminates the way with beams reaching all parts of the world under the care and protection of the Most Compassionate. The sword has become a flagpole for the pen, the latter a guide to the morals of construction and faith, a solid base for the former and a streaming banner to enlighten many dark spots of humanity with its great concepts. ”
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Portrait of Saddam Hussein Saddam Hussein,  8 August 1999 speech

“ When we celebrate and rejoice the Great Victory Day on August 8, 1988, we do not only mean to affirm the worth and importance of heroism which is closely connected to its genuine source, the base of deeply rooted faith and the morals of a nation that has always been mujahid, holding a banner, faithful to the Most Compassionate, Most Merciful, trustworthy of the value and effectiveness of all relevant principles and shouldering the responsibility of playing the leading role of development as a decisive element in the conflict. ”
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Portrait of Saddam Hussein Saddam Hussein,  8 August 1999 speech

“ From the above and from the qualitative level of the sublime morals warehoused in Baghdad and the capability of being insightful on certain, familiar conditions, we can expound how the sun had not shone on the people of Baghdad and others during the reign of the State run by the Ottomans in the name of Islam when Baghdad faded and how now light shines on the foreheads of many sons of the Islamic community and all Arab sons, people of the sword, pen, banner and great principles when the rays of light are beamed from Baghdad, the city of great history and glory. ”
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