Who made the decision that Saddam Husein, Idi Amin, Manuel Noriega were mad men.

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   platinumOwl4posted 12 years ago

   Who made the decision that Saddam Husein, Idi Amin, Manuel Noriega were mad men.
   
   Yet, they failed to recognize GWB jr. in the same manner.

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   christalluna1124posted 12 years ago

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   lostdogrwdposted 12 years ago

   Saddam Husein was given the keys to a few U S cities, Noriega was a C I A agent and drug money launderer Idi Amin was mad but when he double cross U S and England he became by them mad. and GWB JR was just doing what he was told, and he invaded two countries, let the investment banker rob the U S people in the great home loan scram and get the U S people debt and Wall Street  and trillions of dollars  and ran up debt that the rich PROFIT FROM AND HE DEBT PUT ON THE PEOPLE. but the real problem to all of this is the U S sheepeople allow the federal government to do this. when Bush in a meeting was told that they were got to give the very very rich a tax break he said don't they have a big enough tax break already.

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   christalluna1124posted 12 years ago

   I answered this question yesterday and see today that my answer has been removed. That in itsself is the answer to your question. Under the Patriot Act we no longer have freedom of speech or many other civil liberties thst were gauranteed to us by our founding fathers and the CONSTITUTION.
   
   warmest regards,
   chris

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   Tony the writerposted 12 years ago

   The Actions carried out by these men was the deciding factor by which they were deemed to be mad men.

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