This full report was typed up and written by me from my own studying. Fatal is on the left, and Saddam Hussein is on the right.
Hussein Fatal is one of the original members of the Outlaw Immortals. Fatal was very close to Tupac, so the death of Tupac hit hard on Fatal. He stopped rapping for months after Pac's death. And he thought about NEVER rapping again. But Fatal got his head together, and started writing tracks, and later came out with his own Album called In The Line of Fire.
Fatal was the only Outlaw member that was able to release his own Album because when Tupac got bailed out of jail by Suge Knight in 1995, ALL of the Outlawz signed a contract with Death Row right along with Tupac. So the other members were not able to get there own deal, cause they were tied in a contract, at the same time that Death Row was having problems. The Outlawz were not able to appear on Fatal's Album because it was a problem with the licencing. Remember, Death Row is damn near a falling ship at the time, so that little problem turned out to be a big problem. Also, Fatal couldn't appear on Death Row material. Notice, Fatal was the only one who was still alive that didn't appear on the Gang Related Soundtrack. At this time, Fatal is STILL a member of the Outlawz, he is just not signed with them. Expect Fatal to re-join (sign with) the Outlawz in the future.
The World is Changing In The Line of Fire
Everyday In The Line of Fire
Late Nite (remix) [with Khadafi] BOOTLEGS
Fatal's alias is "Hussein Fatal".
Read about the person who he got his name
from, which is "Saddam Hussein"
Saddam Hussein
President and Prime Minister of Iraq
Saddam Hussein was born on April 28, 1937 in Tikrit District, Iraq. He has a wife named Sajida Khair-Allah, 2 sons and 3 daughters. His religion is Muslim. The man who would become known as the enemy of the Western world had beaten the odds before. Hussein grew up in Auja, a village of mud-brick huts northwest of Baghdad. His parents were poor farmers, but inspired by his uncle Khayrallah Tulfah, an Iraqi army officer and crusader for Arab unity, Hussein gravitated to politics as a teenager.
Saddam joined the socialist Baath party when he was 19. He made his mark three years later when he participated in a 1959 assassination attempt against Iraqi Prime Minister Abudul Karim Kassim. Saddam was shot in the leg during the botched effort and fled the country for several years, first to Syria, then Egypt. He was a student at the University of Cairo law school, whcih was in 1962.
In 1968 he helped lead the revolt that finally brought the Baath party to power under Gen. Ahmed Hassan Bakr. In the process, he landed the vice president's post, from which he built an elaborate network of secret police to root out dissidents. Eleven years later he deposed Bakr and plastered the streets with 20-foot-high portraits of himself. He earned his Law degree at the University of Baghdad in 1971.
In his early years he participated in attempted assassination of Iraqi leader Abdul Karim Kassem in 1959; and Organized militia that helped bring Ba'ath party to power in bloodless coup in 1968. He became President of Iraq in 1979; and Prime Minister in 1994.
Saddam came to power through student activism, exile, and imprisonment; Used Iraq's oil wealth to make the country a major military power in Middle East; led the country into the Iran-Iraq war and the Persian Gulf war against the United States.
