May believes it was necessary to "set the record straight" after Saddam defense attorney Ramsey Clark, the former U.S. attorney general, complained to American media that the former leader was being "demonized."

"Saddam committed demonic acts for years ? while much of the international community turned a blind eye," May said. "History will record that Saddam was among the most brutal and evil tyrants of the Middle East. This is something we must not forget as Iraq attempts to establish a new society, one that guarantees freedom and fundamental human rights."

The images are brutal and disturbing, May said, and not intended for all audiences, but "for those who want to understand the evils of the Saddam regime, and especially for anyone inclined to excuse or minimize the crimes committed, these videos demonstrate that Saddam was a ruthless mass murderer and a threat to all humanity."

This is a story that much of this world couldn't care less about. This is a world that has no more compassion - but has become heavy with a group of 'elite' leaders - who are doing and speaking things that are not right.

There is no united voice coming from them that is righteously filled with a heartfelt of utmost contempt, for the brutal tyrants that this world is managing to produce. And their empty condemnations always ring hollow. But, when voices do come forth to speak up against the tyrants - they put forth a strong concerted effort immediately - that resonates with an ear-deafening roar.

In fact - they even had the masses marching for them not long ago in defense of Saddam and his regime - even while knowing about the atrocities that were taking place.

And the mass graves do cry out for justice - but they're not interested in serving it.

[and they scream about global warming?]