From: samir@tfs.com (Samir Elias)
Subject: Re: Sadam
Organization: TRW Financial Systems
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 18:44:21 GMT

In article <4977@copper.Denver.Colorado.EDU> aaldoubo@copper.denver.colorado.edu (Shaqeeqa) writes:
>In article <1993Jan18.022104.20463@ascii.co.jp> marbm-b@ascii.co.jp (Marcos Bachir Mubaied) writes:
>>
>>	May Allay illuminate Sadam Hussein to do the right thing
>>	against those who kill for oil.Insha'Allah! The opressor
>>	will get what they deserve! 
>>	It is time to the Arab and Islamic world get united! 
>>
>>	marbm-b@ascii.co.jp  < Great Hero of Arab World: Sadam Hussein! >
>
>
>Surely you are joking!  Apart from rehashing the bloody history
>of Saddam Hussein [to present day, mind you], how can even dare
>suggest that he is a 'great hero' to the Arab and [especially]
>Islamic world, when he has done greater damage to Arab and
>[especially] Islamic unity than the West?
> 
>Is this the same type of logic that Hafiz al-Assad uses by comparing
>himself to Salah Al-Deen?
>
>Are such ruthless and blood-thirsty dictators 'great' in the
>Eyes of The Greatest?  Yes, Allah [Subhanna Wa Ta'ala] will have
>HIS Justice, Insha'Allah, on all those Arabs, Kurds, Muslims,
>and others whom were dealt with in Saddam Hussein's Blood Ba['a]th
>Political Arena with his Partners in the Crimes Against Humanity.
> 
>TAKBIR!
>
>
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Allahu Akbar.

Dear sister,

To say that the "brutal dictator" is responsible for possible
division in the (arab/muslim) world is simplifying the problem,
I see the problem to be more than the "brutal dictator(s)" 
who are causing the division are the ones who are blindly following
the orders of their "western" and "financial" masters, who will
always be in conflict with other,(possibly also),"brutal dictators"
who do not want to follow as closly the same orders,THERE i think
were the division starts. 
I have a hypothetical question,suppose that kuwait remained as part of
iraq,and let us assume that the "brutal dictator" lived for another
100 years and that he "brutalized" the people of iraq,(by the only way 
you can get "brutalized" by the "brutal dictator" is if you try
to oppose him politically,otherwise you can live well,and mind you
that this applies to most "non brutal dictators/not" ), for the
remainder of his life,and that iraq was continuing at the same level
of advancment in other non political fields,then after 100 years this
"brutal dictator" dies from natural causes,and a new government takes
his place who will be weak and will be overthrown by a "clean" group,
HOW will that effect the (arab/muslim) world,do you think that at that
time any body will dare to attack any (arab/muslim) country??

Again the probelms of the kurds and others i discussed previously,they
are more victims of their own leaders than victims of the "brutal
dictator" who in difiance to many "other iraqis" gave the kurds more 
previlages than what the kurds in any other country can even dream
of having,BUT again they wanted,or probably pushd by the "west" to
ask for,more,Until the "brutal dictator" had to give in to pressures
from "other iraqis" to give no more.


Sister i think that many of us after living in the west for a while
we start to want things to happen INSTANTLY,ONLY IN OUR LIFE TIME,
because we become more and more SELFISH that we do not want to think
long term and what possiblities are ahead.


ALLAHU AKBAR WA AAOUTH BILLAH` MIN ALSHAITAN ALRAJIM.






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