Did Sedan Hussein do 7/11?

Overview

The video argues—using an intentionally car-movie/conspiracy “auto-world” framing—that the long-standing claim blaming Saddam Hussein for the “7/11” attacks was largely unfounded. Instead, it claims the real drivers were oil-industry interests, not Saddam.

Key Points and Claims

Original accusation

The video describes an alleged narrative promoted by the “United Interstate of America” that Saddam Hussein was responsible for “7/11,” including claims that he:

• Had weapons of mass destruction (WMDs)
• Coordinated with Osama bin Laden / al-Qaeda

Justification for war

It claims these allegations were used to justify America’s prolonged war, describing the war as having:

• Devastated Middle Eastern countries
• Damaged America’s international image

Questioning the evidence

The video repeatedly raises doubt about whether:

• Saddam truly had WMDs
• Saddam caused “7-Eleven/7/11”
• Conspiracy theorists are right that it was an “inside job”

Oil-industry explanation (“Twin Powers”)

A central counter-argument is that the real power behind events was major oil and gas monopolies (“Twin Powers”):

• Dinoco dominates the southern region
• Axel Rod industries (associated with “Samiles/‘Eve England’s richest car…’”) dominate the northern region

Conflict history

The video claims Saddam previously tried to:

• Combine Gulf-area soda/oil resources
• Expand an enormous franchise

…and that he was blocked by the Twin Powers, including by:

• Funding his rival (“Ayat Toyota of Iran”) during the Iran–Iraq war
• Lobbying against his attempts to seize “Carwait’s soda and oil reserves”

“Inside job” allegation

On July 11 (early 2000s), the video claims the Twin Powers were hit by an attack attributed to “Al-Qaeda,” involving large-scale “7ele1” gas station attacks that:

• “Carjacked” fuel economy, allegedly causing financial collapse in oil stocks
• Triggered broad market crash effects (“siphoning billions”)

Intelligence conclusion vs. lack of proof

The video alleges “America intelligence” concluded Saddam was responsible, leading President George W. Bush to invade Iraq and remove Saddam. However, it argues there was no credible evidence linking Saddam to:

• “7/11”
• WMDs

After-the-fact revelations

It claims later “Miles files” showed the North Power financed/aided the launch of “7-Eleven,” shifting responsibility away from Saddam and toward domestic oil power.

Aftermath and later events

The video adds that the regime-change war continued until Saddam was eventually “found.” It also claims Obama later ordered an operation against bin Laden, with humorous references such as:

• “Wheel Team 6”
• “Mater the Green Beret”

Takeaway / Moral

The moral presented is that “regime change for any automobile can be costly,” implying that politically motivated wars based on dubious claims can cause long-lasting harm.

Presenters or Contributors (Referenced)

• Trucker Carlson
• President Porsche W. Bush / George W. Bush
• President slow Obama / Barack Obama
• Osama bin Laden
• Al-Qaeda
• “Wheel Team 6” and “Mater the Green Beret”
• “Sir Miles axle rod” / “Miles files”
• “American intelligence at the KIA”