BAGHDAD (Reuters) - When Ali Mohammed was woken by gunfire celebrating the hanging of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, he thought about the lessons of history in his country where rulers tend not to die quietly in their beds.
"When I realised Saddam had been executed I was very happy," said the 25-year-old student from the southern city of Diwaniya.
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