Muntadhar al-Zaidi the Iraqi man who threw his shoes at then-President George W. Bush last year was released today from prison.
Even though he missed aiming at one of the most popular presidents the USA ever had he was tortured in prison. He was being tortured in the worst ways, beaten with electric cables and iron bars.
I got my chance and I did miss he told reporters.
"I am not a hero and I admit that," he added. "I am a person with a stance. I saw my country burning."
al-Zaidi said he was compelled to act after witnessing what the U.S. invasion had wrought on his country: orphans, widows, refugees.
Even though he missed aiming at one of the most popular presidents the USA ever had he was tortured in prison. He was being tortured in the worst ways, beaten with electric cables and iron bars.
I got my chance and I did miss he told reporters.
"I am not a hero and I admit that," he added. "I am a person with a stance. I saw my country burning."
al-Zaidi said he was compelled to act after witnessing what the U.S. invasion had wrought on his country: orphans, widows, refugees.