What was the reason for destroying Iraq, invading Iraq, and killing a million Iraqis?

The Americans should answer this question. Why Iraq? What was the reason?

Was bin Laden Iraqi? No. Were the people who struck New York Iraqis? No. Were the people who struck the Pentagon Iraqis? No.

Did Iraq have weapons of mass destruction? It did not.

Even if Iraq had weapons of mass destruction: Pakistan has nuclear bombs. India has nuclear bombs. China, Russia, Britain, France, and America all have nuclear bombs. Should all of them be destroyed?

All right, then: should we destroy every country that has weapons of mass destruction?

Foreign forces come and occupy an Arab country, and hang its president, while we watch and laugh.

Why was there no investigation into the hanging of Saddam Hussein? How can a prisoner of war be hanged — the president of an Arab country, a member of the Arab League?

We are not talking here about Saddam Hussein’s policies, or political disagreements with him. We all had political disagreements with him — and even among ourselves now, there is nothing that brings us together.

Why was there no investigation into the execution of Saddam Hussein? An entire Arab leadership is killed, hanged — and we watch. Why?

The turn may come to you. To all of you.

Why did America fight alongside Saddam Hussein against Khomeini? Why did America fight alongside Saddam Hussein against Khomeini?

He was their friend. Cheney was a friend of Saddam Hussein. Rumsfeld was the U.S. defence secretary when they were dealing with Iraq; he was a close friend of Saddam Hussein.

And in the end, they sold him out and hanged him.

Even you are friends of America. We are friends of America. Let us say it plainly: all of us are friends of America.

Will America agree to hang us one day?