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The whole world are looking at General Amin and Uganda as a whole.

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What will be the future of Uganda? The people are looking at this.

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Idi Amin was president of the African nation of Uganda in the 1970s.

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By the late '70s, he was notorious as a pathological psychotic killer.

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Ask yourself why anyone would want to lie about him.

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We look at footage from an early '70s French documentary on Amin to hear him in his own words.

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Idi Amin will mention Golda Meir. She was prime minister of Israel, and he also mentions General Moshe Dayan, the Israeli defense minister at the time.

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But I'm trained as a paratrooper in Israel.

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But I have got a very good brain, and even General Dayan knows that I am very good field officer.

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You know Dayan very well? I know him and, uh, I know him.

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He has been my friend. He has been giving me dinner, lunch in his house.

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If I go to Israel, I used to stay with Dayan.

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He brings Air Force band playing for me.

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We stay together. But I must make absolutely truth.

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The reason why I chased them from Uganda was because of the economy of Uganda.

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Uganda was going to be bankrupt. That is the reason why I chased away the Israelis.

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And you said you were friend with Golda Meir.

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Yes, because she used to give me very good entertainment when I go to Israel.

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Then you changed completely from an Israeli alliance to the Arab alliance.

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I changed from Israeli alliance because Israeli are criminals and they are not trusted people.

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They don't tell the world the truth. They were taken to Palestine as refugees, and then they changed Palestine to become a state of Israel by force of arms given to them by Americans and the British.

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Idi Amin, why would anybody want to lie about him?

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I came so close to the Arab because Arab found that I am most influencing leader in Africa, in the continent, and also I am a leader who speaks the truth.

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Did your Muslim religion take part into your choice of the Arabs?

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It is, it is, it is, it is not because of the Muslim, because the people who broke relationship with Israel, they are not only Muslims, they are Christians, but they have seen the truth.

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And everybody listen for me. And even in OAU, if I don't speak, every leader try to ask why, and I must speak like in a non-aligned conference in Algeria.

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I was not feeling well. I did not speak.

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But 15 minutes before the conference closed, I was brought to come and give a speech.

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I gave very good speech, including Castro broke relationship with Israel after my speech.

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So Idi Amin kicked the Jews out of Uganda.

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He allied with the Arab world. He gave international speeches against the Israelis.

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But there's more. Would you accept some Palestinian hijackers with their hostages in Uganda?

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The Palestinians? Yes. I read in the papers they were asking to be sent to Uganda or to Libya.

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If they are sent here, I will welcome them.

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But they are welcome. In Uganda? Yes. If they want to come to Uganda, they are welcomed in Uganda.

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They have got a representative. Having expelled the Israelis, General Amin installed the Palestinians in the former Israeli embassy.

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But the people in some planes are innocent.

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But you must not go in the airplane which is belonging to Israelis, to Portuguese, to South Africa.

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If you use this airplane, then it is up to you.

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You must choose because the airplane is booked in advance.

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Then in 1976, he let hijackers land a jet in his country in order to exchange the jet passengers with Palestinians in Israeli jails.

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In the subsequent Israeli raid on Entebbe Airport, the one Israeli soldier killed by Ugandan troops happened to be the brother of Benjamin Netanyahu.

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He later became the prime minister of Israel.

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Eight months after the hijacking, here's the cover of Time magazine.

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In the article we read, "The prevailing sense of horror is perhaps best described by the apocryphal tale of a freezer in Amin's house that contains the heads of his most distinguished victims, including the former chief justice.

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From time to time, the story goes, Amin walks over to the freezer to lecture his frozen audience about the evils of their ways."

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It's not unlike the Buchenwald shrunken head story.

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We've looked at the 1940s, we've looked at the 1990s, and now we're extrapolating into the 1970s.

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The USA, Britain, or Israel floated stories into the population as a way to depose Idi Amin.

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The reason it's important to debunk the Holocaust is because it and other stories of evil are used to justify war.

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