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| | Kalat's Iraqi Comfort |
 | | In July 2003, two statues of Saddam Hussein, which an Iraqi sculptor named Kalat had a hand in creating, were removed with explosives from outside a palace complex in Saddam's hometown of Tikrit, Iraq, where the U.S. Army's 4th Infantry Division headquarters group is located. |
 | | Try telling Saddam NO! Kalat has now the freedom to criticize the current government and occupying forces, many under Saddam who so much as told a joke about Saddam, or even looked at the dictator in a manner perceived as disrespectful were severely punished, maimed, or even killed. |
 | | This artist was so grateful that the Americans liberated his country; he melted 3 of the fallen Saddam heads and made a memorial statue dedicated to the American soldiers and their fallen comrades. |
| www.skonline.us /iraqisculpture.htm (790 words) |
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