Talk:Mustapha Hussein

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I saw on Discovery channel... when us forces entered the house (after the battle) one U.S. soldier was killed but they are not telling this, hiding stuff as usual, it was same with NATO and the attacks in 1999, at least 5 U.S. soldiers killed... We need to find out if Mustapha was really dead before the forces entered the compound or did he really shoot at them and they had to return the fire? It is amazing that the battle lasted 6 hours, if they were taken alive, lots of info could have been taken from them, then again Uday deserved to go but not Mustapha.

Mustapha was son of Quasai. He would have grown up and become like him. he was killed for his links to Saddam.

  • No he was killed because he fired at the soldiers as they entered the room, they had no choice. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.149.141.81 (talk) 01:46, 9 October 2007 (UTC)
  • That is so not right to kill someone because of who their father is and because of projections of what they will do in the future.


200 soldiers, tanks, warthogs, etc and it took 6 hours? 50 to 1 odds - this is better than the Alamo.

I agree, much better than alamo, lol, amazing and hard to believe!