What Saddam was really thinkin
The chosen supplementary text is an article titled "WHAT SADDAM WAS REALLY THINKING" written by Johanna McGeary. The source of the article is the Time magazine published on the 18th October 2004. The inner journey in this article is the decision journey that Saddam Hussein undertakes to become who he hoped to be and who he ended up to be. Saddam Hussein's journey begins as he "had always hoped to dictate how history would view him. In his mind, he was the successor to great Iraqi heroes like Nebuchadnezzar and Saladin..." This shows that though the motivation of his idols, he has followed a life path experienced before by another person. "(T)he dictator's inner motivations and artful deceptions" also motivated him through his journey. Saddam's psychology "powerfully shaped by a deprived and violent boyhood
Ironically he was telling the truth. S" has resulted in the end of Saddam's journey, however not at the destination he had hoped. " Saddam "ordered the execution", which was the path he has chosen. The image of Saddam in the article shows the result in the risk he took. "Saddam's failure to figure out the U. "Saddam faced a critical decision" to hide 'weapons of mass destruction' and secretly maintain development programs, which meant that he could face tough sanctions from the U. " "Saddam had no clear picture" and "he tried to understand". His mind was tempted to exploit the power of technology to achieve "his goal" to be a dictator. This shows that he is blind of the obstacles he was heading in his journey. His eyes, his facial expressions and his actions show that he had not reached his intended destination. However, his "big bluff destroyed him".
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