
Table of Contents New Stuff Past Issues Entry Page Toon Dig Prehistoric Matinee Theatre Who Are We? The Real Story Guest Entry Log Linkage Contact the Fools	It's a Blind Fools SPECIAL REPORT IRAQ: THE EVOLUTION CONNECTION Who influenced Saddam Hussein? "There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Saddam studied Stalin. Stalin is his hero. Stalin came from a humble background. Stalin was brought up by his mother. Stalin used thugs. Stalin used the security service. Stalin hated his army. And so does Saddam Hussein. Saddam Hussein models himself after Stalin more than any other man in history. He has a full library of books about Stalin. He reads about him, and when he was a young man -- even before he attained any measure of power -- he used to wander around the offices of the Ba'ath Party telling people "Wait until I take over this country. I will make a Stalinist state out of it yet." People used to laugh him off. They shouldn't have. It was a very serious proposition indeed." http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/saddam/interviews/aburish.html Who influenced Joseph Stalin? "But early in his life Stalin experienced a dramatic change of career. While studying at the Tiflis Theological Seminary, he began to read the works of Charles Darwin. He developed a critical mind and revolutionary bent. One of his friends later said in a book - which was published in Moscow while Stalin was still in power - that when Stalin began to read Darwin he became an atheist. At the age of 19, in 1898, Stalin was expelled from the theological seminary because of his revolutionary connections. Darwinian 'survival of the fittest' ideas thus powerfully shaped Stalin's approach to society. Oppression, self glorification, atheism and murder resulted from Stalin's rejection of his Creator after reading and believing the evolutionary ideas of Darwin." http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs/1285.asp Related Stories: (See Men Shredded, Then Say You Don't Back War -liberal British MP Ann Clwyd) (BBCNews: Iraq's tortured children) (UK Telegraph: Saddam 'killed missile chief' to thwart UN team) (Human Rights Watch: Iraq's Crime of Genocide: the Anfal Campaign Against the Kurds) (Amnesty International: Iraq: Systematic Torture of Political Prisoners) (New York Times: How Many People Has Hussein Killed?) (New Zealand Herald: "Evidence of an Iraqi Official Acting as a 'Professional Rapist'") (UK Times: 14 Years of Torture and Humiliation in Saddam's Jail) (ThisIsLondon: New Saddam Torture Dossier Unveiled) (Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights & Labor: Iraq: A Population Silenced) (UK Times: Liberal MP Backs War After Meeting Saddam Torture Victims) A gun or bomb may kill a few people at a single time and place, but an idea can kill millions. An idea can cross international boundaries, oceans, and centuries to either continue to bless or destroy. THIS HAS BEEN A BLIND FOOLS SPECIAL REPORT

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IRAQ: THE EVOLUTION CONNECTION

Who influenced Saddam Hussein?

"There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Saddam studied Stalin. Stalin is his hero. Stalin came from a humble background. Stalin was brought up by his mother. Stalin used thugs. Stalin used the security service. Stalin hated his army. And so does Saddam Hussein. Saddam Hussein models himself after Stalin more than any other man in history.

He has a full library of books about Stalin. He reads about him, and when he was a young man -- even before he attained any measure of power -- he used to wander around the offices of the Ba'ath Party telling people "Wait until I take over this country. I will make a Stalinist state out of it yet." People used to laugh him off. They shouldn't have. It was a very serious proposition indeed."

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/saddam/interviews/aburish.html

Who influenced Joseph Stalin?

"But early in his life Stalin experienced a dramatic change of career. While studying at the Tiflis Theological Seminary, he began to read the works of Charles Darwin. He developed a critical mind and revolutionary bent. One of his friends later said in a book - which was published in Moscow while Stalin was still in power - that when Stalin began to read Darwin he became an atheist. At the age of 19, in 1898, Stalin was expelled from the theological seminary because of his revolutionary connections.

Darwinian 'survival of the fittest' ideas thus powerfully shaped Stalin's approach to society. Oppression, self glorification, atheism and murder resulted from Stalin's rejection of his Creator after reading and believing the evolutionary ideas of Darwin."

http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs/1285.asp

A gun or bomb may kill a few people at a single time
and place, but an idea can kill millions.

An idea can cross international boundaries, oceans,
and centuries to either continue to bless or destroy.

THIS HAS BEEN A BLIND FOOLS SPECIAL REPORT

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