Execution of Saddam, Execution of morality

I really don't know how to comment on Saddam's execution, almost every thing has been said in the past few days, but I still want to write about it any way. I'm not crying over the man him self, he dragged his country to two destructing wars with two Islamic countries, providing that in both cases he was the one to start it over a land dispute that could have been resolved by political and economical measures on the long run. When I started to write this comment, I thought I'd read more about the subject so the two lines I'll write will be more enlightened. As always, when seeking information I seek it at my favorite place, Wikipedia encyclopedia, I found a whole article written about Saddam's history, and to my knowledge it wasn't at all bias. The web add of the enlightening article is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saddam . From what I read, I concluded that Saddam has accepted to play the role of the bully for USA and the Arab countries against Iran thus dragging the Iraqi nation in an eight years long war, and when he failed to rid the allies of the new demon (which proved to be a major power after all) the yesterday allies dumped him empty handed, and being the bully he was he found no better solution for his problems with Kuwait but to invade it, and as usual the USA was standing behind the curtains the whole time orchestrating the whole plot, provoking one country over the other with eyes pointed on the oil the whole time. Executing Saddam will always be remembered as a sign of the barbarity of the United States, the Roman Empire of the new age which is obviously beginning to fall with all the falling signs of barbarity and dictatorship, for these reasons. The Iraqi government, and thus the trial court, came under the American invasion, and no matter who says what about the free elections mambo jumbo, no elections can ever be assumed to be free under occupation. Broadcasting the execution which is the main reason that made a hero out of Saddam to people who aren't even used to watching the news. The cruelty of not respecting the moments of this man's death whom ever he is and what ever it is he did, and showing them to the whole world like this is nothing but barbaric and an offence to humanity it self, but the good it came out of it was showing the whole world his strength at such dark moments, something good to be added to the nuclear scientists and strong economy Iraq had before the war with Iran. The timing of the execution, it is the real disaster of the whole thing. Not only is it a mockery of Saddam to be slaughtered like sheep on the first day of Eid Aladha, their way of saying "Happy Byram" to the Islamic world, which is a mockery of death its self from a bunch of cowards, and not only is it giving the red eye to a bunch of old corpses which have been ruling this region for decades longer than our ages which really doesn’t concern us as nations suffering under the ruling of those CIA agents, but the whole dilemma is it is a mockery of the whole Arab nation to have one of them slaughtered on the very day of their holiest feast, their way of saying "Happy Byram" to the Islamic world, I for one don't consider the shedding of blood of millions of sheep a holy occasion to celebrate, never did even before, but the political significance of such an act is so horrible, the major powers of the world is clearly declaring its loathing to the whole Islamic world and thus the whole Arab nation, the whole major powers and it is not just the US, because if the Arabs had any kind of influence over or in one or more of the major powers other than following the instructions, the United Stats wouldn't have shown such disrespect in such a respected occasion. And to see our ballooned up presidents not being able to mumble a word about what happened fearing the same ending from their provider and protector, and all some of them can do is organize a silly play with actors acting as opposition or other parties fearing the threat on their own movement and some crying women dressed in black, and as usual and as ever, a cheering choir, wasn't it better to be strengthened by your own people?! آخر خدمة الغز . . . Just look again on the above picture, it says it all. Saddam Hussein greets Donald Rumsfeld, then special envoy of President Ronald Reagan, in Baghdad on December 20, 1983.
PS1: after I finished writing, I found out that the Saddam-Rumsfeld photo has been omitted from the encyclopedia article but I haven't checked to see if there is a change in the material, I have the original article on my PC, if u find the picture a bit blurry it's because I had to copy it from a doc file then change it into Bitmap then convert it to jpg to be able to download it here
PS2: could the swearing in of the first Moslem senate member has any thing to do with the timing of execution? A question worth asking, and I think the right answer to it is YES.
PS3: I wrote once
ربطونا كما الأنعام
و لو ما حنصحى بصحيح
بكره فى عيد الدبيح
قولوا علينا السلام
Was it a vision?