Political Propaganda in the Kuwait War

The Kuwait War became political, political. I turned it into

the Kuwait Crisis.

and carried out political propaganda in it.

How?

Give me a practical example.

An example?

I’d distribute a leaflet saying the Iraqi army held

parties, and people brought their wives and danced. All lies.

I’d write an investigative report on it, even though it was false.

To smear Saddam’s army.

And I knew one hundred percent that this leaflet was false.

This propaganda needs a liar who knows how to write.

I would adopt all rumors as

facts.

Any rumor you heard, if it was, of course, negat—

I’d use it, I’d use it.

If it was negat—

Negative against—

Focus on this point:

Saddam Hussein and Iraq, I’d use it. I practiced political propaganda with all

the strength at my disposal.

I fought tooth and nail.

And you succeeded at it?

Yes.

What Ahmed Said did in ’67 in terms of political propaganda.

Exactly.

Dawood Al-Shiryan did it in the Kuwait War.

Yes.

For the invasion of Kuwait.

I was his disciple,

I learned from him.

I didn’t learn from Goebbels. I learned from him.

That’s why I mentioned his experience.

We're talking professionally now.

Political propaganda was born to stay. You must

take Ahmed Said's case, devote yourself to it, conduct

studies on it, examine it, and make it a rule