[EllaMinnow]

And more and more stories will surface...each more sickening than the last.

[HardStarboard]

I think we probably got him in the "leadership bunker" strike the first night.

The only sad thing is that he did not die slowly!!!

[Capt. Tom]

The 38-year-old warns victims not to flinch while the beating is administered or they will have their legs broken. He often hits them up to 50 times, the report claimed.

Afterwards, when they can barely walk, he orders them to dance.

The defectors said he also inflicted beatings, imprisonment and torture on close friends and business associates - simply for being late to a meeting or irritating him.

Some victims have been branded on the buttocks with hot irons. "Uday tells them, 'this mark is never going to go from your body, so you'll remember me until the day you die'," one defector said.

One former friend died after being held down and made to drink huge quantities of pure alcohol.

Business rivals have been shot in the arm or a leg and then allowed to bleed slowly to death.

Uday also likes to deflower virginity, knowing that no one will touch them after he has slept with them, the defectors said.

"He likes joking about with his friends: 'look at her, after this she'll be a prostitute'."

There but for the grace of God go I -Tom

[Conservababe]

Rumor is that Uday was killed three days ago by his father's body guards as he was having one of his violent episodes.

[Mo1]

I hope the stories of his body guards beating him to death are true .. and I hope he rots in hell

[Grampa Dave]

Uday and Scott Ritter, the pervert probably double dated.

No wonder Scottie, the pervert defended the mass rapist, Soddomite!

[Eowyn-of-Rohan]

Is he dead yet? Hope so.

[Paul Atreides]

Isn't it disgusting how the U.N. wants to coerce any and every woman into having an abortion ignored all of this?

[INSENSITIVE GUY]

The bastard is a product of "sodomy"and i think saddam's name is spelled incorrectly.Should be SODOM.

[kcvl]

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[kcvl]

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[kcvl]

The 35-year-old has accumulated a host of roles, most notably ownership of the leading Iraqi daily newspaper Babel, and chairmanship of the country's Olympic Committee, football association and journalists' union. He also heads TV and radio stations, is chairman of the board of seven weekly newspapers and owns a night-club. Uday's personal income is estimated to be hundreds of millions of dollars a year. Iraqi opposition groups allege that his ventures include oil smuggling on a massive scale. For many years, Uday acted as the de facto prime minister of Iraq. He was his father's favourite son and considered his heir. But five years ago, he was sidelined after provoking a bloody family rift that led to the defection of Saddam's two sons-in-law to Jordan.

He partially redeemed himself when he lured the defectors back to Baghdad and personally took part in their execution. A year later, would-be assassins sprayed Uday's white Mercedes with bullets while he was on his way to a party in Mansur, a fashionable district of Baghdad. The injuries to his legs and spine appeared to leave him partially paralysed. It is believed the attack was carried out by ordinary Iraqis seeking revenge for Uday's legendary depredations, in particular his notorious pursuit of women. Later, a member of the group which said it had carried out the attack told a British newspaper that, although they had failed to kill Uday, they believed they had eliminated him as a political leader.

In the aftermath of that assassination attempt, Iraqi opposition groups said Uday's younger brother, Qusay was given increasing power. He took charge of the Fedayeen unit (Arabic for fighters who will sacrifice themselves), which was founded by the older son. This was interpreted as a sign that Uday had become too frail to be considered the heir apparent any longer. After his discharge from hospital in June 1997, there were reports that he was suffering severe depression and was subject to violent rages. A month after his release, he shot dead a young bodyguard, and a week later was reported to have killed a woman he had brought to the presidential palace to seduce. Uday acquired a fearsome reputation as a young man.

As a 15-year-old, he was rumoured to have taken part in a massacre of cabinet ministers that consolidated his father's grip on power. Other stories have been told of his fleet of sports cars and of the women he abducted at gunpoint. In 1988, he is alleged to have beaten to death one of Saddam's aides, accusing him of playing the intermediary between a woman and his father. He was sent into exile in Geneva, but returned to take direct charge of the Iraqi football team's attempt to qualify for the 1994 World Cup in the United States. But there were reports that Uday had football players humiliated, beaten and tortured for playing badly or after losing critical matches. Fifa, international football's governing body, launched an investigation, and said later it had found no evidence of torture. But last year, one of the country's star players, Sharar Haydar Mohaad al Hadithi, told the Sunday Times newspaper that he had undergone torture ordered by Uday. Nowadays, Uday is more "reflective and mature", according to his aides. Footage has repeatedly been shown on Iraqi television of him receiving foreign dignitaries and awarding medals to the fedayeen, the paramilitary group he has taken charge of again. And two years ago, he published his 300-page political science doctorate as a supplement inside Babel. It dealt with the effect of post-Cold War conditions on America's superpower status. Public proof of Uday's physical rehabilitation came last December when Iraqi television showed him swimming in the Tigris river.

[kcvl]

Rosbalt, 19/03/2003, 11:03

Uday Hussein: US on Verge of Holy War with Muslims

BAGHDAD, March 19. On setting foot in Iraq, Americans will meet their deaths, Saddam Hussein's eldest son Uday declared yesterday in Baghdad. He said that the mothers and wives of US soldiers would 'cry not tears, but blood,' and declared that the war in Iraq would become a holy war for all Muslims.

Uday also said that neither Saddam Hussein nor his family members were intending to leave Iraq, and stressed that if necessary Saddam would take part in the war himself. Yesterday, many Iraqi newspapers published a photograph of Saddam Hussein in a military uniform.

[elbucko]

"He likes joking about with his friends: 'look at her, after this she'll be a prostitute'."

I sense from this that Bill Clinton would have liked to party with "Uday".

[Registered]

[Wavyhill]

See? This proves that the Left in America should never have supported him! He's nothing like them. These are girls.

[mikhailovich]

You have to admit their Alpine Camel Sniping Team was second to none.

[Mamzelle]

Bill Clinton reads with envy...

[RogueIsland]

Does this family put anyone in mind of the Harkonnens from Dune?

[jwalsh07]

Evil exists.

[FreedomFlyer]

If Saddam says that he is for peace and likes Democrats and the French, then what can be so bad?