Sadness for Iraq today It's been 20 years since the first mass grave containing hundreds of civilian bodies was unearthed in Babil, the main site of the "Shi'a Uprising" in 1991.
And starkly, the horror in Babil was but 1 of over 600 such sites across Iraq, a reflection not only of Saddam Hussein's (L.A.) barbaric tyranny, but also of US-EU-GCC complicity in all his crimes.
Indeed, before Saddam's atrocities, they are the US ZOG's, for he was nothing but its quisling.
Two brief notes: The "Shi'a Uprising" failed because its leadership sought US support despite explicit warnings from Ayatollah Sayyed Muhammad Muhammad-Sadiq al-Sadr (R.A.) to stay independent. And also, it is telling Saddam's HQ outside Baghdad was Babil, i.e. Babylon, the Talmud's birthplace.
He swore he was Nebuchanezzar, but in reality, he was a Shabbos Goy doing his rabbinical employers' bidding.
We remember the Shouhada and strive to honor them by making sure such despotism never resurfaces in Iraq.
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