英語 での Saddam's の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Saddam's double was promised a life away from Iraq if he cooperated, but as we surmised would happen, this promise was not kept and he was later quietly killed in his quarters.
Bush destroyed Saddam's secularist government and his viceroy, Paul Bremer, in a monumental act of mismanagement, effectively created the Sunni Army, now named ISIS.
At the same time, the CIA was illegally supplying Saddam's enemy- Iran- with thousands of anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles to fight Iraq, a crime made famous during the Iran Contra scandal.
Clashes between the national resistance forces and Saddam's troops continued until the early morning of the 27th of June, when the republican guard forces supported by tanks and artillery, were able to enter both cities.
Known as the“Vilnius 10,” they showed that“Europe is united by a commitment to end Saddam's bloody regime,” Scheunemann said at the time.
Neither the Khurmal camp nor the surrounding area were under Saddam's control, but Powell provided much detail purporting to show Zarqawi's ties to the Baghdad regime.
At the same time, the CIA was illegally supplying Saddam's enemy, Iran, with thousands of anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles to fight Iraq, a crime made famous during the Iran-Contra scandal.
In February 2003, Sharon told a delegation of Congressmen that, after Saddam's regime is destroyed, it is of“vital importance” that the United States disarm Iran, Syria, and Libya.
After Saddam's August offer, the State Department"categorically" denied it had even been made; then the White House confirmed it.[54] A later congressional summary of the matter stated.
Under a process called de-Baathification started by the Coalition Provisional Authority, Iraqis with ties to Saddam's ruling Baath Party lost their jobs.
Yet within hours of the deaths of Saddam's two sons, the American government released horrific photos of the two dead brothers for the entire world to view.
A member of Saddam's defence team, Najib al-Nuaimi, told reporters the day after the execution that no Sunni lawyer was allowed among the witnesses at the execution.
After Saddam's August offer, the State Department“categorically” denied it had even been made; then the White House confirmed it.
A population that has endured Saddam's secret police, U.N. sanctions, and American cruise missiles, now steels itself to survive the car bombers who prowl poor Shiite neighborhoods looking for grisly martyrdom.
Though the real reasons for going to war are complex, we now know the reasons given before the war started, like the presence of weapons of mass destruction and Saddam's connection to 9/11, were false.
All this nonsense about Saddam's WMD, the Iranian nuclear program, the Syrian chemical weapons or, for that matter, Gaddafi's“Viagra armed raping soldiers”, and before that the“Racak massacre” in Kosovo or the various“Markale market” atrocities in Sarajevo for that matter: these were just pretexts for aggression, nothing more.
I hope Trump will also show more interest in stopping all slaughter of Syrians- but it's still important to defend the norm against chemical weapons(the United States undermined that norm after Saddam's gas attack by falsely suggesting that Iran was to blame).
One of them, Ghalib Cubba, a rich businessman known in Basra as“Saddam's banker”, once held soirees at which the leader known as Chemical Ali was a regular guest.
One of the longstanding functions of the‘mainstream' media is to channel government ideology about who are‘the Good Guys'- that's‘us' and our allies- and who are the‘Bad Guys'-‘Putin's Russia',‘Saddam's Iraq',‘Chavez's Venezuela',‘Gaddafi's Libya'(until rehabilitated for a while by Blair) and North Korea.
One of the longstanding functions of the‘mainstream' media is to channel government ideology about who are‘the Good Guys'- that's‘us' and our allies- and who are the‘Bad Guys'-‘Putin's Russia',‘Saddam's Iraq',‘Chavez's Venezuela',‘Gaddafi's Libya'(until rehabilitated for a while by Blair) and North Korea.