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"This aggression WILL WIN.
Iraq WILL WIN.
This regime WILL WIN.
"They have no foothold in Iraq," he told reporters. "We WILL WIN.
8. 
By Guardian Newspapers, 4/6/2003

It was another tough day in the front of the
Neat as ever in his rimless spectacles, green Ba'ath party uniform and black beret, the man who is Saddam Hussein's mouthpiece continued to spin loyally for his elusive master yesterday.

"This aggression will end in failure," he said, warning
Baghdadis to beware of rumours and lies. "After its destruction,
Iraq will remain and it will be led by President Saddam Hussein.
This regime will not be destroyed by mercenaries."

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By Guardian Newspapers, 4/6/2003

It was another tough day in the front of the
cameras for Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf.
But if the Iraqi minister of information
was feeling the strain now that the war
has reached Baghdad, he certainly wasn't showing it.

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"We butchered the force present at the airport," he announced. But he did not mention any Iraqi casualties.

... His mixture of bombast, exaggerations and lies raises intriguing questions about how much ordinary Iraqis know about what is happening at this fateful moment. Late last week he was still scoffing at reports that US forces were at the gates of Baghdad.

"They have no foothold in Iraq," he told reporters. "We will welcome them with bullets and shoes." Being hit with a shoe is a grave insult in the Arab world.