Saddam Hussein
Oil plays an important role in the lives of Americans. In its crude form it is near useless to the average American, but after it has been refined into gasoline, oil is something they cannot live without. It is used to power planes, boats, trucks, and automobiles. However, over the past years the price of gasoline has significantly increased, causing the people to question the government’s competency in regulating gas prices. In turn, the government relays the blame of the people to a money greedy Middle Eastern leader, Saddam Hussein. In Western society he is notorious for his harsh punishments and the invasion of Kuwait. Operation Desert Storm can easily be credited to Hussein alone. The public is constantly reminded of his uncompromising disposition of oil prices and nuclear weapons in newspapers, magazines, and television broadcasts. In Iraq, he has all but established a dictatorship for himself. Yet, few Westerners realize that Saddam Hussein is not an immoral, !power hungry oppressor, but rather a wise and great leader. In the early nineties, the United Nations placed Iraq under severe sanctions. The sanctions caused a great deal of pain in Iraq. It was nearly impossible to import food
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Approximate Word count = 968
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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