Bring Me The Arse Of Saddam

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The narrative recounts a gripping personal journey through Iraq with the USMC and into England, highlighting the author's experiences as a military adviser and photojournalist. Having survived multiple wars and various life-threatening situations, the author faced legal turmoil after attempting to sell a piece of cultural property—a bronze fragment of Saddam Hussein's statue—raising questions about legality and government intervention. The story explores themes of survival, the complexities of war, and the repercussions of cultural appropriation in a post-war context.