In the First Gulf War(aka Persian Gulf War) the one in the 1990-91 is it true that saddam Hassein was?

Question

was hiding somewhere like in a Church or an Ambassy

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God Bless Florida!! and the south will rise again!!!

Ok forget the South Rise stuff

Can someone answer my question??

Answer 1

I don't know if he hid out in a church or mosque or other religious building or any Embassy, but he did get into the habit of being in places with lots of civilians in proximity that couldn't easily be labeled military targets and where, therefor, avoided by our forces.. Also, he had a group of chair carriers whose job it was to haul around an inspected, bomb free, safe chair for him to sit on where ever he went.

And, since when are we Floridians "Suth'ners"? We don't talk funny like y'all do up in places like Virginia or the Carolinas or whatever holler you're from :P

And, vortex7, any time you want to have a competition pitting our IQs against each other, bring it on :)

Answer 2

No, itsn't
Its true that one of Saddam advisor once said if the condition becoming more worse & in emergency, Saddam should try to hidden in the place like that but Saddam pride's can't prohibited him to do that

Probably in the Gulf War, Iraq position is still strongth enough and in the end, they can even forced the condition into stalemate (with the help from UN too)
Iraq be punished by embargo while USA president Bush must step down for his decision to continuously attacking Iraq area after succesfully liberated Kuwait from Iraq grips

Answer 3

2 issues: First - previous to the beginning up of the conflict there became a communique to Iraq pointing out using any WMD could bring about dire and overwhelmingly severe reaction from the coalition rigidity. Secondly and maximum serious. Saddam did not have nuclear weapons. with reference to using chemical weapons, there became severe concerns approximately Iraq's use of the weapons, yet Iraq feared a nuclear reaction from Isreal, could chemical weapons be talked approximately in southwestern Iraq.

Answer 4

It was a UN Peace Enforcement Mission. Not a War. Saddam Hussein would never hide in a church. Only one member of his Revolutionary Command Council (Tarik Aziz) was a Christian (Chaldean Catholic). He had several bunkers in and around Baghdad to hide in.
The one who did hide in an embassy of sorts was the former President of Panama, Manuel Noriega. After we launched an invasion of Panama in response to that nation declaring war on us during the administration of George Bush the Elder, Noriega took refuge in the compound of the Papal Nuncio in Panama City.

Answer 5

We targeted his living areas, but he was hiding in a residential area.

You know, he went to his cousins house, or something and watched soccer until the war was over.

But really, he used to hideout all the time. He was always hiding. He built safehouses and had bodyguards that looked like him.

However, after searching on google for awhile, I couldn't find that he specifically hideout in a church or an embassy.

Answer 6

Actually it's the 2nd Gulf War. The 1st was between Iran and
Iraq.

Answer 7

The South will not rise again, and i believe it goes "God Bless America" i doubt he cares anymore for Florida than anywhere else.

Answer 8

I just want to say that Florida isn't really in the South in spite of geography!

Answer 9

since they never found him and he's not talking how will we ever know

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