
The American and British military, who visited the house of Saddam Hussein Udey, were shocked by what they saw. “At the same time, the majority of Iraqis suffered because of the UN sanctions, she was entertained by racing machines, drinking, drugs and prostitutes,” writes British The Mirror (translation on the website inopressa.ru ).
It is reported that the personal zoo of the Udeus consists of lions, cheetahs and a bear. In the personal pantry of the eldest son of Hussein wine, strong drinks and heroin in the amount of 625 thousand pounds (about a million dollars). And also Cuban cigars, champagne boxes and photos of prostitutes.
Such is once a luxurious, and now the destroyed house of the eldest son of Saddam.
According to The Mirror, the lead was obsessed with sex. In the house there are mountains of pornographic photos downloaded from the Internet, and all the walls are hung with paintings depicting naked women. “It looks like a picture from Playboy magazine,” says the captain of the American army Ed Ballanko.
In the black notebook there are hundreds of female names.
There were even photographs of President Jenna and Barbara Bush made in the gym. The soldiers destroyed the photo to "protect" Bush, the newspaper writes.
The soldiers discovered photographs of graduation classes, and this confirms the suspicions that the Venti ordered to kidnap the girls for their sexual pleasures.
He lived in the presidential palace in Baghdad. There was another house nearby, for his harem.
Boxes of tequila, vodka, cognac and six suitcases of heroin were found in the basement of the main building. There are tablets everywhere - ginseng, giving sexual power, pill from heartburn, Prozac.
Among weapons - a gilded Kalashnikov assault rifle
Also, American soldiers found a wedding photograph of Videya with his ex-wife Saji al-Chikriti. Saja and the brown met in Geneva, where her father Barzan Hassan Tikriti was an Iraqi messenger. They got married in 1995, but soon she left, unable to withstand beatings and humiliation.
Saja still lives in Geneva. Barzan was killed on the border with Syria last week.
American soldiers feed the dogs guarding the territory from their rations. Lions, tigers and cheetahs give sheep from the nearest farm. As one of the soldiers said, "it is like something from National Geographic."