Young Iraqis Support Saddam Hussein (2003)

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  • Saddam and the X Factor (2003) - America has painted as itself as the great liberator. But on the eve of the Second Gulf War it's difficult to find anyone to agree with them.
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    Two thirds of the Iraqi population are under 25. Saddam Hussein is the only leader they have ever known and they have no memory of life without sanctions or confrontation. The economic sanctions, meant to weaken Saddam's regime, have heightened the sense of isolation felt by Iraqi youths. Many now believe that the rest of the world is against them and worry that America will invade them for their oil.
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Komentáře • 203

  • @zaidalnahar1941
    @zaidalnahar1941 Před 2 lety +161

    i love how the iraqi said we are having a normal life then the reporter disagrees with the iraqi lol

    • @iraqimartyrs
      @iraqimartyrs Před rokem +12

      That's the antithesis of what it means to be a 'reporter'

    • @womsky4537
      @womsky4537 Před měsícem

      Ask the Iraqis how life was during Saddam's regime lol.

    • @zaidalnahar1941
      @zaidalnahar1941 Před měsícem +1

      @womsky4537 I did most wish they could go back

    • @womsky4537
      @womsky4537 Před měsícem

      @zaidalnahar1941 I guess you asked the Sunni ones, check on the other ethnicities, Sh'ia, Kurds, they are the ones who mainly went through hell during his regime.

    • @tjuumi
      @tjuumi Před 13 hodinami

      @@zaidalnahar1941 Cap

  • @um.pa.s.s.a.3043
    @um.pa.s.s.a.3043 Před rokem +50

    "Iraq is great, we have great lives, the government is great, I love it"
    Reporter: "so you're saying Iraq sucks?"

    • @kefkahkefkah
      @kefkahkefkah Před rokem +2

      of course life was good for him, he was apart of the regime with his father in top position

    • @um.pa.s.s.a.3043
      @um.pa.s.s.a.3043 Před rokem +3

      @@kefkahkefkah wtf are you talking about? He wasn't 🤣

    • @kefkahkefkah
      @kefkahkefkah Před rokem

      @@um.pa.s.s.a.3043 Yes he was, he worked in The foreign ministry, no one was allawowed to speak unleas under a handler. I think you are to young to know about this, better to read up first Then speak

    • @Nobody-Cares832
      @Nobody-Cares832 Před 11 měsíci

      ​​@@kefkahkefkahactually his language is perfect his outfit oh god he is playing bowling. Who the fuck was able to play bowling. Absolutely he was connected to the regime

    • @patriceaqa288
      @patriceaqa288 Před 7 měsíci

      ​@@Nobody-Cares832try thinking about the iraqi footballers dealing with uday hussein

  • @STALINGRAD7
    @STALINGRAD7 Před rokem +63

    Its hard to imagine some of these people in this doc might have been killed during the invasion

    • @alberttawa7991
      @alberttawa7991 Před rokem +6

      It’s really chilling actually

    • @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568
      @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 Před rokem

      statistically, 1 in 23 were made non existent by your country, this of course discounts the countless others that are permanently maimed and the damage done for future generations.
      your country bombed iraq's infrastructure with the result of setting it back approx 1 century.

    • @holy_hen576
      @holy_hen576 Před rokem +1

      Might?

    • @iDontWannaDieIniraq
      @iDontWannaDieIniraq Před 3 měsíci

      Terrorist ​@@alberttawa7991

  • @vincentvega2210
    @vincentvega2210 Před 3 lety +57

    Wow an Australian reporter spitting his western propaganda

  • @GreenJumper
    @GreenJumper Před 3 lety +39

    The soccer game was al talaba vs a zawraa. I saw young younis Mahmoud(#9) he ended up leading iraq to their first major championship in 2007 and he’s now a legend.

  • @techbit7607
    @techbit7607 Před 3 lety +44

    What was painted of Iraq is not what I see here.

  • @nikahanmu3588
    @nikahanmu3588 Před 3 lety +56

    After the invasion until now, there is no image of that kind of smile anymore

    • @zaidalnahar1941
      @zaidalnahar1941 Před 2 lety +9

      i love how the iraqi said we are having a normal life then the reporter disagrees with the iraqi lol

    • @chaldeankurdistani2322
      @chaldeankurdistani2322 Před 2 lety +4

      Because that smile was fake/out of fear

    • @1k20a
      @1k20a Před 2 lety +1

      Because she was on the right side on, if you where not Sadam made sure you never smiled

    • @sujithpillai1554
      @sujithpillai1554 Před rokem +4

      Iraq with Saddam was more good than now 🥰🥰

    • @ChicagoMike85
      @ChicagoMike85 Před rokem +1

      @@chaldeankurdistani2322 how are you Chaldean AND Kurdish? I am Chaldean. Stop lying

  • @TanvirAhmed-xt5mq
    @TanvirAhmed-xt5mq Před 3 lety +45

    Dear Brothers N Sisters in Islam, Do not be
    divided into groups(Sunni/Shia/Kurds)......this is your country, you all have
    to decide what is good and what is bad.You need to stand together hand in hand
    to save and rebuild your country.

    • @MrYzig-tf3yw
      @MrYzig-tf3yw Před 3 lety +1

      Michel Aflaq lol

    • @antoniussamuelson3748
      @antoniussamuelson3748 Před 2 lety +6

      Saddam hste shia and kurds. Both destroyed iraq from inside. They switched sides to idan during iran iraq war.

    • @altikriti
      @altikriti Před rokem +1

      We can not be allied with kurds and shia’a.. The kurdes are fanatic separatiste, they dont feel Iraqis, and the shia’a are the dogs of Iran.
      And Saddam knew to hold the country, under our baasist party, the country was stable

    • @paulina.maksymiak
      @paulina.maksymiak Před rokem +1

      @@antoniussamuelson3748
      Yes, they were traitors and I honestly hated them especially for crimes toward Baath Party after 2003.
      But now common Iraqi Shiites hate Iran and even did protests against Iran in 2019. I spoke with one Iraqi Shia saddamist who was on protest against Iran and holded portrait of Saddam Hussein. If someone is saddamist, no matter of religion, need accept him.

    • @paulina.maksymiak
      @paulina.maksymiak Před rokem

      @عبد الخالق١٩٩٤
      IRGC tortured me for this what I wrote about Iranian imperialism and crimes in Iraq. They are vile bad people and they are not even Muslims... they represent only darkness and evil.
      I'm Polish-Ukrainian woman from Poland and they tortured me, one guy whom I met on date site Muslima showed out IRGC agent and he interrogated me in case of those comments about Iran in Iraq, forced me to writting strange letter with saying sorry to Iranian embassy in Warsaw, ordered me remove this, treatened me and my family death and recently he sent me threats from SMSInfo and put me ultimatum: or I will go to Iran or IRGC will go to Poland kill my family and me.
      I very hate IRGC, not enought that they murdered Iraqis after 2003 together with Americans, yet they went to Ukraine murder Ukrainians by their Iranian drones which deliver to Russia. I was in Kiev in October 2022 recently and I was victim of their Iranian bombings (I have flat in Kiev).
      Iran is vile country, murders neighbours, murdered all Iraqis from Baath Party since 2003 together with Americans, bombed Iraqi national uprising of Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri in Iraq in 2014 together with Americans and Russia, Qaseem Soleimani murdered 25 000 of Iraqi Sunnis civillians in Iraq since 2014, murdered also 800 Iraqis protesters in Iraq since 2019. Those people don't want Iran there and want Baath Party there, Iran should leave them in peace! They don't want Khomeini on Iraqi hero, they want Saddam Hussein. This is like Iraqis went to Iran and imposed Iranians Saddam Hussein on Iranian hero and put his posters in Teheran. This is completly bad what you do!
      Recently I started support MEK since 2022, because I have enought of Iran and those threats toward me for this what I wrote about Iran in Iraq... with MEK Iraqis and Iranians would be happy and could be brothers like should be. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei only breaks all, pours blood and brings hatred toward neighbours. Iran steals there all in Iraq and destroys Iraqi economy, country money go to pocket of Shia militias and Kataib Hizbullah also burns own crops on fields in Iraq that Iraq couldn't export its goods that only Iran could export.
      Iran strangles Iraq just. If I was able, I would help, but what should I do? Altought can try do uprising in Iraq against Iran, this is not impossible. When Baath Party will return to Iraq and Saddam Hussein will have his monument in Baghdad, I will be happy. I very loved Saddam, he was wonderful man. All who were or are with him are good people: MEK, Free Syrian Army. Iran and its allies are bad: IRGC is bad and Bashar al-Assad and Syria is bad, Hezbollah are bad people: Hezbollah and Bashar al-Assad even sent their soldiers to destroying Ukraine for Russia in bad imperialistic war (Ukraine is victim of Russian aggression, the same like Palestine is victim of Israeli aggression).

  • @IcekPanNaPolin
    @IcekPanNaPolin Před 3 lety +25

    1:55 WOW, just W O W 😍

    • @FF-ch9nr
      @FF-ch9nr Před rokem +1

      Bruh I know right😳

    • @junfa8686
      @junfa8686 Před 14 dny

      I wonder what happened to her?

  • @geniemememe5936
    @geniemememe5936 Před 3 lety +40

    Wow, they had free education in 2003? Bernie, we’re sorry. 😭

  • @razashahpehlvi6589
    @razashahpehlvi6589 Před 2 lety +33

    SADDAM HUSSEIN the great

  • @cope2217
    @cope2217 Před rokem +12

    Serbia and Iraq, friends

  • @hamzahassan7851
    @hamzahassan7851 Před rokem +7

    Iraqi: "we are free, happy and have freedom"
    Reporter: "you're not.

  • @sigmundfreud7903
    @sigmundfreud7903 Před 3 lety +36

    Wow never knew people were able to play counter strike in Baathist Iraq.

    • @twinkgaming420
      @twinkgaming420 Před 3 lety +16

      20 years later, Iraq is plagued by insurgency and still suffering the effects of the 2003 invasion. I wonder which Iraq was better to live in

    • @IcekPanNaPolin
      @IcekPanNaPolin Před 3 lety +1

      @@twinkgaming420 The answer in simple: neither

    • @dannyshabow5388
      @dannyshabow5388 Před rokem +3

      we had a playstation store in the capital

  • @rudykadous4005
    @rudykadous4005 Před rokem +17

    Iraqis loved saddam no matter how much propaganda says they dont...saddam even pays for everyone's college education... sad what happened to Iraq.

    • @5lvql
      @5lvql Před rokem +1

      Which iraqis are you talking about, most of us dont want him back so who are you to speak for us? Are u even iraqi

    • @rudykadous4005
      @rudykadous4005 Před rokem

      @@5lvql r u..cause every Iraqi I know and even every Iraqi on you tube loved him... so I guessing ur not Iraqi u moron

    • @ad2k739
      @ad2k739 Před rokem

      @@5lvqlMost do want him back now after 20 years of suffering. U celebrated in the streets like dogs now when everyone thinks of iraq they think of a torn country with bombs everywhere , the next 1-2 generations will think of us like that and the current idiots leading us are like you. Iranian tails. You are the same people that wanted khomeini to rule us in the 1980’s. Soon ur days will end and the regime will return.

    • @alkasel7266
      @alkasel7266 Před 8 dny

      @@5lvql because you are a shurughi with iranians roots thats why you dont like saddam its better u go to iran then

  • @nodogsonsunday
    @nodogsonsunday Před 2 lety +19

    How many of these people, these people with lives and hopes and fears and dreams for the future, how many did the British and Americans kill or ruin with their lies, and when will they see punishment for any of it

    • @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568
      @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 Před rokem

      they massacred one million (and is only in the 2003 massacre), not to mention the permanent damage done to the minds and bodies of millions more -this devastation of which will damage even future generations.
      they bombed the entire iraqi infrastructure, according to a human rights organisation, to the point that it set iraq back by approx one century.

  • @jalpara316546546
    @jalpara316546546 Před 2 lety +11

    I wonder where are these young men and girl now?

  • @mostafaabbas9172
    @mostafaabbas9172 Před 4 lety +22

    How is before and how is it now ????

  • @janheathen4508
    @janheathen4508 Před rokem +4

    The young Iraqi woman with the English accent is very beautiful

  • @mohamednatheem3238
    @mohamednatheem3238 Před 3 lety +50

    Saddam the Great...... We Miss u😭😭😭 from india

    • @Zo-hc2fn
      @Zo-hc2fn Před 3 lety +3

      The great that killed and tortured millions of people ?

    • @mohamednatheem3238
      @mohamednatheem3238 Před 3 lety +18

      @@Zo-hc2fn yeah I agreed but you look At Iraq now.... It was totally controlled by America... But the Saddam's Regime is Challenging the US & Arab world....
      In his period he is also known as The king of Arab World

    • @Zo-hc2fn
      @Zo-hc2fn Před 3 lety +3

      @@mohamednatheem3238 he was a bloody tyrant that killed and tortured millions of people, he caused 2 wars, he made Iraqis suffer so much
      Do you view that as good ?

    • @advanced2431
      @advanced2431 Před 3 lety +14

      @@Zo-hc2fn Iraq post-2003 invasion caused more chaos and destruction than Saddam ever could achieve.

    • @Zo-hc2fn
      @Zo-hc2fn Před 3 lety +1

      @@advanced2431 wrong

  • @chintu8073
    @chintu8073 Před 2 lety +19

    It is so sad watching this today! And I feel more frustrated for the face that those criminals are still considered the good guys who in reality are even!

    • @iraqimartyrs
      @iraqimartyrs Před rokem

      Your comment heals the wounds. Thank you.

  • @Shakeebalzubaidi
    @Shakeebalzubaidi Před rokem +2

    Good old days never and will never be forgotten 🙏🏻

  • @brahmmanvideshi4893
    @brahmmanvideshi4893 Před 2 lety +10

    I love Saddam Hussein 🦁

    • @womsky4537
      @womsky4537 Před měsícem

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @narjess6040
    @narjess6040 Před 5 dny +1

    I never lived in this Iraq. I pray I can ❤

  • @sanadasanada2643
    @sanadasanada2643 Před 3 lety +13

    Iraq he first civilization on earth and first tech the world how to right and birth place of prophet Adam and eve in Iraq

    • @ChristAliveForevermore
      @ChristAliveForevermore Před 2 měsíci

      Adam and Eve were created in the Garden at the headwaters of the Four Great Rivers (Tigris, Euphrates, Gihon, Pishon) in northern Armenia where the rivers once found all their sources. Southern Iraq is where the tribe of Enoch ben Cain, grandson of Adam, laid the foundations of the first cities.

  • @narjess6040
    @narjess6040 Před 5 dny +1

    If food was so scarce why are people buying TV?

  • @ghostbunnie1745
    @ghostbunnie1745 Před 2 měsíci +2

    he was talking about them being miserable meanwhile they were all sitting around him having fun at a sports game

    • @womsky4537
      @womsky4537 Před měsícem

      We were miserable yes, My parents lived through hell from 1991 till 2003, they ate rocks due to the sanctions.

    • @208flatheads3
      @208flatheads3 Před 26 dny

      ​@@womsky4537 ask the kurds if they would rather be attacked by chemical weapons or have little to eat for 10 years? Oh wait they got both for 24 years... Sicko

  • @anonmanji612
    @anonmanji612 Před rokem +4

    most of those journalists were 100% spies 😂😂

  • @lorrycamill941
    @lorrycamill941 Před 5 lety +7

    And we pray that Turkey and Iran would not take these two countries Syria and Iraq because they would lose there country and it would be worse for the Middle East

    • @Siqipilaci
      @Siqipilaci Před 4 lety

      Iran is already the Power in the Middle East. They don‘t invade countries like all westerners think. Their influence in the politics of these counties is extremely strong. The Americans did everything wrong by supporting the fall of Assad and ending the reign of Hussein.
      There are two regional and religious Powerhouses. Iran and Saudi Arabia. Turkey is doing their own business (I don‘t welcome it)
      I don‘t know if you know how politic works in some areas. The European/American point of View never had the ability to do so.

  • @Mr.Fukoyama91
    @Mr.Fukoyama91 Před rokem +1

    The things i notice the apple 🍎 price were 1250 iraqi dinar while the average sallery back then is 5000 thousand dinar for a month ...

  • @narjess6040
    @narjess6040 Před 5 dny +1

    The King of Iraq 👑

  • @user-tb2zk2lq1c
    @user-tb2zk2lq1c Před 3 lety +1

    تسلم

  • @tnwhiskey68
    @tnwhiskey68 Před 2 lety +17

    While I don't agree Saddam was good for Iraq, he did keep it safe. He was brutal and held absolute power. Most people did not live like these guys in this video. All while saddam spent millions and millions and millions on palaces and pictures of his self to put around the cities. Either way, You have to wonder how people would live without a select few causing causing wars for the many.

    • @dutchwarrior100
      @dutchwarrior100 Před 2 lety +8

      Where are you from if i may ask?

    • @zenalsham7977
      @zenalsham7977 Před rokem +1

      btw saddam held the country in firm iron hands .. but everyone agrees that he didn't steal from the country .. he made Iraq strong .. but the leaders today are stealing and corrupted

  • @Hassan2_4
    @Hassan2_4 Před 2 měsíci

    ممكن أسم الكاميرا التي تصور بها

  • @masterm537
    @masterm537 Před měsícem

    I love the confident of the strong Iraqi people alhamdulilah. No fear to die even though the endless violence in the past half century. I have heard and read a lot about Iraq literally from Saddams birth until ISIS took it over partly.
    As a Dutch Pakistani my heart and emotions goes to them and the Afghans, Syrians and Libians and least of all anyone in the muslim world who suffered mindless violence from the west.

    • @womsky4537
      @womsky4537 Před měsícem

      You seem to really like Islam and the middle east don't you, how about you make it back to Pakistan and live there? You are living among these colonizers "The west" and eat from their blood stained hands, While criticizing them, isn't that a little bit hypocritical?

  • @lorrycamill941
    @lorrycamill941 Před 5 lety +2

    Russia and China in the time of Obama and Clinton said you bomb the shit out of them then you want to take the people refuges and you think they would not have anger towards your nation ,Russia and China have a point think about it ,Obama and Clinton made a mess in the Middle East and Europe and still a mess ,a lot of work for Trump administration and Europe to fix it up

  • @santosiq
    @santosiq Před rokem +7

    RIP our beloved leader Saddam Hussein.

  • @Dennis_dominic1606
    @Dennis_dominic1606 Před 2 lety +4

    8:07 @???

  • @afsalabubaker2572
    @afsalabubaker2572 Před rokem

    Great man Saddam Hussain. Love him a lot. The Lion of Iraq💪🏻🦁Saddam Hussain in power💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🦁

  • @boskobuha6321
    @boskobuha6321 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Iraq pre 2003- struglling yet stable country. Iraq post 2003 barren desert

  • @kefkahkefkah
    @kefkahkefkah Před rokem

    of course life was good for him, he was apart of the regime with his father in top position, you who say life was good please stop showing you dont know how it was like

  • @hidayatbaloch6488
    @hidayatbaloch6488 Před 2 lety

    Yes now they are very prosperous and happy just Because of US

    • @datruthsetufree298
      @datruthsetufree298 Před rokem

      I know right, it’s so lovely now with democracy.

    • @Ze_pope
      @Ze_pope Před rokem

      No there in constant rebbelion, isis, and daily attacks around iraq

  • @ivenqocha5411
    @ivenqocha5411 Před 2 měsíci

    بعد صدام عراق ضاع

  • @resistancerat
    @resistancerat Před 11 měsíci +1

    2:28 no way, Scatman with rifle.

  • @arturosoto24
    @arturosoto24 Před rokem

    So wats the killer testosterone food dude talks for 6 minutes repeatedly saying he will tell you in a few minutes…so I stay put n he keeps saying he will tell me in a few minutes n then I get a clic below for a video….like really? This guy needs to do this for 1 second…clic below

  • @lboysaidy2219
    @lboysaidy2219 Před 2 lety +2

    Normal perhaps not that's warmongers will always said.

  • @narjess6040
    @narjess6040 Před 5 dny

    Economic sanctions? You mean the threat our dinar was the the USA. Strongest currency in the world

  • @FaisalTariq-xj1gx
    @FaisalTariq-xj1gx Před 22 dny

    Saddam hussain was a honest & great leader who sacrificed his life for iraq

  • @kalamuddin4253
    @kalamuddin4253 Před rokem

    How comes iraqi coudnt fight back

    • @BlackPill-pu4vi
      @BlackPill-pu4vi Před 11 měsíci

      Saddam's failed to instill high morale and loyalty among his senior military officers. That was proven when most of them were bribed by the CIA to stand down. The entire air force stayed on the ground and only scattered loyalists in the Army put up a fight when the actual invasion started.
      Why? The CIA lied to the Iraqi brass and told them they would get cushy jobs in the U.S. if they abandoned Saddam. We promised an Iraqi version of Operation Paper Clip. When we invaded, we killed them. We stole their oil and gave it all to China so Beijing would continue to buy more U.S. debt.

  • @neoalmaguer6505
    @neoalmaguer6505 Před 16 dny

    Also strengthens saddens control over peoples lives but they got sanctioned for no reason 😂

  • @Sonofiraq24
    @Sonofiraq24 Před 3 lety

    Kusum sadam ibinil qahba

  • @dreikjapan4061
    @dreikjapan4061 Před 2 lety +2

    and where was all these people when US took and execute their Leader?

    • @husseinoskovjino9398
      @husseinoskovjino9398 Před rokem

      What do you mean

    • @Ze_pope
      @Ze_pope Před rokem +4

      what are they going to do save him? he had a court trail from a american infleunced judge, and got hanged in a private area, what are they gonna do? teleport to him?

    • @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568
      @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 Před rokem

      where were they? they were either dead, maimed, or just barely struggling through the obliterations by your country.

    • @Seyfullahalasiya
      @Seyfullahalasiya Před 3 měsíci

      A lot of former soldier and students become mujahideen after Saddam Hussein was murdered by merican

  • @strykerthepsycher8412
    @strykerthepsycher8412 Před 2 lety +2

    10:10 Let me make this point to you sir and I hope you get the opportunity to read this response. While what you say about "Jihad Jihad" may be perhaps true to a small percentage of the population. But this is for the most part, overwhelmingly untrue. The major stigma we have here in America about the people of Iraq and all over the middle east is, why do you not speak out more about the oppression of women in your countries, and mostly in Afghanistan. We NEVER hear about Muslims speaking out about the atrocities the average man commits against women. it is absolutely disgusting the way woman are treated in the Arab world, and yet, none of us have ever heard any other Muslims speaking up and denouncing it.

    • @prostation3844
      @prostation3844 Před 2 lety +14

      Oh really? What do you know about women in Iraq? In fact the Iraqi women were the first to be allowed to drive a car in the middle east our women were educated well looking and free. They're not forced to wear a hijab or any oppression against them look at your women look at the rights they have and despite that they want more.

    • @husseinoskovjino9398
      @husseinoskovjino9398 Před rokem

      There isn’t any oppression against women in Iraq
      Not at all
      Women in Iraq used to have more freedom in Iraq than your country
      “Muh oppression of Women in your country”
      You only proved what he said
      He meant that you have a stereotype for arab nations which is false or atleast for Iraq and Syria and other levantine countries
      Also In Iraq there wasn’t any atrocities by males against females
      Not at all
      And in most of the arab world especially Iraq Syria Palestine jordan lebanon Libya morocco and Algeria all didn’t or don’t have Any oppression against females not at all NOT AT ALL
      Not a single bit

    • @ALKalashnikov
      @ALKalashnikov Před rokem +6

      Its totally irrational to think that toppling the most secular gobernments and political forces (Ej: Saddam, Al Assad, Gadaffi) will help over that matter. Strange reasoning.

    • @strykerthepsycher8412
      @strykerthepsycher8412 Před rokem +1

      @@ALKalashnikov This response literally makes no sense whatsoever

    • @kanealkoraghooli1682
      @kanealkoraghooli1682 Před rokem +1

      Prior to the 80s, when petrodollar-fueled and US-supported gulf countries and the Iranian Islamic republic came onto the scene, Arabs, Muslim or not, had a very different understanding of religious rules and their application. Women filled universities, hijab was rare and more a reflection of the individual's geographic and demographic background. My mother would wear it in her village where it is custom, and take it off in the city. Every woman in her family did that, every woman in her family had a university or college education (their generation was in uni the 80s btw) my aunt is a dentist, my mother a veterinarian, and most others were teachers or engineers.
      Hijabs weren't as common as they are today, it is socially enforced now, for the most part, due to the influence and money spent into disfiguring Islamic teachings and social standards, at the hands of your allies, the Saudis, since their alliance with the west and the wealth they accumulated by their control of the world oil market. The US allowed and encouraged that in the 70s to rail Muslims against the east and (in the 80s) to recruit mujahideen for the war in Afghanistan. Back then, Al-Qaeda was just a recruitment office for Arab volunteers in the 80s. read about 'maktab khadamat al mujahideen (Office of the Mujahideen Services) established in the 80s by the Bin Laden family, a wealthy family close to the Al-Saud family, and logistical support from Saudi and Pakistani intelligence, both US allies then and now.
      Taking down other wealthy but semi-secular oil exporters only made it worse. It would be for something if those dictators were replaced by real democratic regimes, but they were replaced by puppets that were eventually controlled by the next puppet master, Iran in the case of Iraq. you made your bed, now lie in it.

  • @Sonofiraq24
    @Sonofiraq24 Před 3 lety

    Kusum al sunna al qahab

  • @420savedme4
    @420savedme4 Před 5 lety +5

    LOL WE WALKED IN IRAQ N TOOK THERE CAPITAL IN 2WEEKS. DO IT 1 NOW

    • @waverunner7063
      @waverunner7063 Před 4 lety +22

      We? Were you there personally?

    • @alexfriedman2047
      @alexfriedman2047 Před 4 lety

      @Bruce Bat Soviet union because of the Bomb and Korea because South Korea are our allies and they would be bombed if we attacked N korea.

    • @alexfriedman2047
      @alexfriedman2047 Před 4 lety +1

      @Bruce Bat I can tell English is not your first language....

    • @muhammad.zeeshanuddin1935
      @muhammad.zeeshanuddin1935 Před 4 lety +15

      @@alexfriedman2047 I can tell that intelligence is not your strong point.

    • @alexfriedman2047
      @alexfriedman2047 Před 4 lety

      @@muhammad.zeeshanuddin1935 ok? and why would you think this based off of what I said? or you just hate American/non muslims or what?