Sunnis protest Saddams hanging. Will this death make any differance in the middle east conflict?

Question

I won't call this conflict a war simply because if it where handeled like a war it would have been over last year with the destruction of every standing thing larger than an ant hill.

Answer 1

Sure. It made the Kurds and Shia's feel that we are there to help them, with a big exclamation point. We turned over Saddam to them instead of shooting him. And we gave him up to their newly established legal system. It showed that we have put our faith in them, and that they can, and should continue to put their faith in us, so that one day soon, we can leave.

Answer 2

I think it'll make a big difference. Saddam's death is already igniting more violence and the prospect of all-out civil war has
become all but inevitable. He has just become a martyr and a hero to many in the Islamic world,where before the war he was
just another dictator,brutal but powerless outside his own borders.

Answer 3

once I hear human beings say Israel is the only democracy interior the middle east, I would desire to chortle at their lack of expertise. Israel is a extremely contemporary eu/American Apartheid settler project occupying the country of yet another human beings, and saved artificially alive with the would of yankee protection stress ability. Iran is the only democracy interior the middle east. Iran is seen via many between the cradles of civilization with a subculture and background hundreds of years previous. they have judicial, govt and legislative branches. They decide for a president each and every 4 years (sound common?) they have a ideally suited chief it somewhat is elected and oversees the judiciary. The legislative branch has 290 individuals, elected for 4-3 hundred and sixty 5 days words.

Answer 4

No - business as usual with sectarian violence that will go on and on and on until you give them all their own little countries to run with huge fences keeping them away from each other. If it were to make any difference it might just inspire a new generation of sunni terrorists who would like to destabilise iraq, and who knows, in 20 years there may be someone as cruel as saddam back at the helm.

Answer 5

No his death won't change anything in the MidEast. His removal from power by the US made Iran very happy. And yes, this is the type of conflict the US will have to fight if it gets involved in any territory with a strong Islamic presence.

Answer 6

Well, you can be assured that any plans that were on the drawing board that involved a raid to free Saddam are no longer needed now. However, by executing Saddam, he may be seen as a martyr for those who've been fighting for him.

Answer 7

I think Saddam's hanging is gonna make things worse for our troops there. I really don't think the people over there will ever be happy or at peace.

Answer 8

hard to say. one thing is for sure, all those Iraqis dancing in the streets........of america, will stay right where they're at, in the usa.

you know, there are probably millions of islamic people who have no idea who saddam hussain was. but they do know the us forces invaded a sovereign islamic country. millions, from istanbul to kabul, to jakarta, to fiji, to surinam (south america), to l.a., to detroit. dc, london, paris, and back to bhagdad. and millions have seen the face of geo bush cackling with glee over the bombing of women and children.

Answer 9

the war or conflict will prob not end anytime soon

but saddam got what he deserved and for many many families, there will be closure

Answer 10

I think so. Many Iraqis where in shock. They did not think this was ever going to happen. It will not stop the conflict, but for many, it is the first evidence of the "Rule of Law" in their country.