A few days ago, with the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, the Middle East, which has been turbulent for nearly half a century, seems to usher in a new turning point. But is the withdrawal of US troops a blessing or a curse? Where will the countries of the Middle East, mired in resources, ethnicity and religion, go? None of this is yet to be known.
For Afghanistan, the Taliban's comeback means the rise of a "retro trend." For Iraq, which is now weak, iraq's glory has become a thing of the past since Saddam Hussein was hanged.
Taliban
Saddam Hussein's life was filled with blood, war and destruction, but what he brought to Iraq and the Iraqi people was a short period of economic take-off and the modernization of the Iraqi state. It can be said that Saddam Hussein alone is half of the modern history of Iraq.
Therefore, Saddam Hussein's meaning to Iraq cannot be summed up by the phrase "dictatorial ruler". However, it is undeniable that although Saddam Hussein was a tyrant in the world, when his brilliant exploits were broken, all that remained was his cruelty and terror.
Moody and extravagant, Saddam Hussein in the later years of his administration has long since lost the efforts he had made in his youth, and when the presidency gradually eats away at his soul, he is still a layman after all.
Saddam Hussein
During his 24 years of rule in Iraq, Saddam Hussein took all of the country's wealth for himself.
After the U.S. military occupied Iraq, it captured a large amount of gold from Saddam's lair, and Saddam's 24 palaces in Iraq were also golden, all embellished with gold.
In keeping with his extravagant life was his absurd private life, four wives and countless secret lovers, and Saddam Hussein completely regarded himself as a king under the monarchy, living a drunken and absurd life in this modern country.
Among the countless women, in addition to Saddam's wife and cousin Shajida, who is devoted to Saddam, there is a lover who is more than thirty years younger than Saddam who is loyal to him. This affection may seem incomprehensible to many, but in The case of Mancia Hazel is the love she has held on to all her life.
Saddam's family
In 1983, at the age of 15, Mancia met Saddam Hussein, who was already president at the time. At this time, the "Iran-Iraq War" has begun, there are many wars on the border line, countless Iraqi soldiers have sacrificed their lives for the country, and Saddam Hussein, who inspected a school in the capital Baghdad, has inadvertently become the dream lover of a little girl.
Mancia, like all adolescent girls, longs for romantic and sweet love, and she hopes that her lover is a hero of the world, who is both powerful and protective of her. So when she saw Saddam In the crowd for the first time, she decided that Saddam was the lover of her dreams.
Although Saddam Hussein was no longer young at this time, the experience of being in power for many years had infused him with the majesty of the superior, and it was this temperament that fascinated Mancia.
Iran-Iraq war
In 1985, at the age of 17, Mancia attended a senior officers' ball with her family. At the ball, Mancia finally had a close encounter with her dream lover, Saddam. After two years of precipitation, mancia at this time has gradually faded into elegance and charm.
The young and beautiful Mancia thus attracted Saddam's attention, and the two began to have more frequent contact. The naïve Mancia thought it was love, while the experienced Saddam Hussein simply looked at Mancia's beautiful appearance and simple and lively appearance.
In this way, after spending some time together, Mancia married Saddam Hussein. Marriage is secret, residence is secret, and Mancia's identity is not visible at all.
Although the two were married, Mancia was at best Saddam's lover, but even so, Mancia was still willing.
Saddam Hussein and Mancia
After marriage, Mansia was placed by Saddam Hussein in a huge villa and lived a life of a golden house. Saddam Hussein was extremely satisfied with Mancia in terms of material conditions, but he restricted her freedom in life. Here, Mancia has no socializing, no normal life, and can only wait for Saddam Hussein's arrival in the long night.
But at this time, Mancia still did not wake up, and she even naively thought that this was a manifestation of Saddam's love for a person, so she did her best to dress up as Saddam liked, just to keep him for a moment when he came.
And Saddam Hussein obviously has some "compassion" for this cute and confused little girl. Among his many lovers, his relationship with Mancia lasted for more than 10 years, and the longest relationship was the longest. And for Mancia, Saddam Hussein also has more patience.
He cared for and cared for Her as Mancia longed for, and the president was always gentle in front of Mancia, and Mancia became more and more fascinated by this gentle attack.
In addition, as Mansia "gained favor" around Saddam, Mansia's family was also promoted by Saddam Hussein and gradually entered the upper echelons of the Iraqi military and political circles. This performance of love for The House and U made Mancia more and more moved, and Mancia, who was only in her 20s at the time, was even willing to give everything for Saddam Hussein.
But what she didn't know was that what Saddam Hussein gave to Mancia and his family was nothing more than a small profit, and as for the sincerity and the truth, Mancia would not be able to get it for the rest of her life.
Mancia, the "canary," spent 10 years in this palatial cage, until 1995, when Mancia's dream finally came to an end.
In that year, Saddam's two sons-in-law launched a coup d'état together with Mancia's brother, and the scheming Saddam Hussein already knew all this and escaped the disaster smoothly.
So what awaits the initiator will be Saddam's frantic revenge. The two sons-in-law and Mania's brother were doomed to die, and as part of their family, Mancia was inevitably suspected by Saddam Hussein.
At this time, Mancia, who had just learned the news in the villa, was still quite dissatisfied. She was only annoyed by her brother's rebellion, but she did not think that her current situation was very dangerous.
The naïve Mancia even thought of interceding with Saddam on behalf of her brother, but before she could meet Saddam, Mancia was thrown into the Intelligence Service by Saddam's men.
Although Mansia's every move was under Saddam's surveillance, the suspicious Saddam hussein ordered mancia to be tortured without missing a single suspicious point. After several interrogations in a dark prison, Mancia was finally acquitted.
It was only then that Mansia, who was in the darkness, understood why Saddam Hussein was a demon in the eyes of so many Iraqis.
The Saddam She had seen over the years was nothing more than a human setting created by Saddam and her own fantasy, and the real Saddam was much more terrifying and ruthless than this.
But even so, Mancia still had a glimmer of hope. Her love for Saddam hussein blinded her, and she thought that as long as she proved her innocence, she would still be able to live with Saddam as usual.
But for Saddam Hussein, Mancia is nothing more than a "plaything", and when this "plaything" is stained, sparing her life is already a favor for him.
A 10-year relationship came to an end, and Mancia, who had been Saddam's underground lover for 10 years, was finally abandoned, and what awaited her was the disappearance of love.
The glitz and bustle of the first half of her life came to an end, but the still young Mancia was deeply trapped in the pain of love and the devastation of life. Compared with Saddam's ruthlessness, even if he was beaten into the cold palace, Mancia still has a trace of true affection for Saddam.
But the successive executions of loved ones and the inhuman torture she suffered in the intelligence service left Mancia with severe psychological trauma.
She couldn't understand why her hero was so ruthless, and what she never wanted to admit was that Saddam Never loved her.
Saddam Hussein was obsessed with only women, just mancia's young skin bags, and this was nothing compared to his power. In the years that followed, Mancia gradually disappeared from sight, and when she reappeared in an interview with the media, she left the following sentence: "As long as he lives, I will be afraid."
Perhaps Saddam's cruelty to Mancia had silenced the girl, but when Mancia said this, her heart was still extremely entangled. As the murderer of her family, as the person who hurt her, after seeing Saddam Hussein's cruelty, Mancia longed for him to die.
But as the first lover in her life, as the hero she has always admired, Mancia wants him to survive in her heart. However, Saddam Hussein's fate has never been in his own hands, and he has written his own story in the chaos of the Middle East with his life, so when the scythe of death falls, he has no power to fight back.
Saddam Hussein's crimes of waging war on the outside and inhumane oppression of the Iraqi people at home during his tenure were uncountable, and his private life became a breakthrough in Saddam's chaotic life to prove his dictatorship.
Therefore, Mancia's words have also become a powerful weapon for many people to attack Saddam's crimes, and used to make up a conclusive conclusion about Saddam's life. But for Mancia herself, it's more of a fear of her past experiences, but not much political.
In today's parlance, Mancia is a "love brain", and it is precisely for this reason that after Saddam Hussein's death, after his wife and many lovers were scattered all over the world and looking for a way out, only the silly Mancia still adhered to the vows he took when he was married, and lived alone for Saddam Hussein.
The beautiful Mancia did not find the Prince Charming of her dreams, but in the end, she turned her life into a "fairy tale".
"In my lifetime, I will only love one man, and that is Saddam Hussein," Mancia once replied when asked by the media about his love life.
Mancia, who is no longer young, has been alone for many years, and the hatred and fear of the past may have faded with the passage of time, but her love for Saddam Hussein has become more and more vivid through time. She began to think more of Saddam's meticulous concern for her, of the happy and joyful life of the two of them when they were with Saddam.
Having lost everything, Mancia becomes paranoid, indulging in old dreams and unwilling to wake up. And Saddam's death, the yin and yang separation between the two seems to make this relationship more romantic and timeless.
Although Saddam Hadhy's death, Mancia became one of the most "loyal" of Saddam's many women with a strong love for Saddam.
Saddam, who has had countless lovers all his life, may not have thought that his year-round play flower bush would actually harvest the sincerity of others, but this is undoubtedly unfortunate for Mancia.
To this day, it is difficult to discern whether Mansia's love is an obsession with Saddam Hussein himself or a teenage girl's dream. Perhaps she never loved Saddam Hussein herself, but the hero she imagined, the image of Saddam Hussein that she had created in her heart.
And it wasn't until later, until Saddam Hussein died and Mancia was no longer young, and her love gradually became a lonely self-congratulatory. Her love became "love" itself, and she was unwilling to admit her failure and could only let herself sink.
Others think that Mancia's love is pure and sincere, and after falling in love with a troubled tyrant like Saddam, how can Mancia look at others? But if that's the case, it's too cruel for Mancia.
Yu Gong, Saddam Hussein vigorously developed the economy at the same time brought deep disasters to his own country and even to the people of other countries. As the president of a country, he has excessive selfish desires and lacks a piece of benevolence to his people. As for selfishness, he has a corrupt personal character and regards women as playthings.
Whether it is for his wife who has accompanied him through hardships or for the completely innocent Mancia, Saddam Hussein has no pity and love, the power has overwhelmed the goodness and softness of other people's human nature, he is not worthy of love, let alone Mancia's lonely life for him.
And for Mancia, this naïve girl could not escape the cage of fate for the rest of her life. For the first half of her life, she was trapped in the cage that Saddam Hussein had built for her, and in the second half of her life, she was trapped in the cage she had built for herself.
In a sense, Mancia's tragedy is also created by her, and the blindness to love makes her lose herself, and she will eventually taste the pain of regurgitation.
Saddam Hussein's political career was marked by decay from the Iran-Iraq War. The rich oil resources of the Middle East have become his indispensable capital, but success is also Xiao He, and failure is also Xiao He, and Saddam Hussein will eventually pay the price for his arrogance and arrogance.
To this day, the poor and weak Iraq is still difficult to get out of the haze of war, and for the Iraqi people, the once rich life has become a luxury. However, this is not the fault of Saddam Hussein alone, it is the inevitable result of the geopolitical peculiarities of the Middle East, and it is also the sadness of small countries.
After Saddam Hussein's death and many years of struggling in the mire in Iraq, we can now make a more objective assessment of Saddam's life, but his contribution to Iraq is far less profound than his brutal rule.
What is certain is that Saddam Hussein, who lived at the age of 69, was wonderful enough to enjoy the world's top power, wealth, and femininity, but left a lot of pain for innocent people to bear.