Safety Is Top Priority
Although it is legal to drive the tanks, it does not mean that it is simple to drive a huge war machine across a bustling street in the city. A wrong move could mean crushing a car in his way or something equally as bad. He has admitted that he made several close calls during his joy rides, but the only thing that has ever happened to him was accidentally removing a fuel cap from a bus that got too near. He explained, “But in my 20 years driving tanks I’ve never had one crash, I’m always extremely careful, especially with the kids.”
Safety Is Top Priority
Where They Came From
Many people speculate that the gold bullions had been stolen by Iraqi soldiers when they invaded the small nation on the Persian Gulf back in 1990. After all, Iraq took valuable items priced to be billions of dollars during the occupation. Many of them were never returned. By the end of the war, Iraq gave back 3,216 gold bars, and each of these had been weighed individually. The United Nations forces oversaw the return process. The other possibility was that it came directly from the personal stash of Saddam Hussain! After the US invaded Iraq, troops discovered nearly a billion dollar’s worth of treasure.
Where They Came From
