Amin embarrassed the white men by driving them to kneel before him and to convey him in a car as they did to captives of variety.
From that point forward, in 1972, he went on by removing between 50 000 and 70 000 Asians from Uganda, which came about to an unfortunate breakdown of the country’s economy.
Prior to losing his post as leader of Uganda, he is said to have killed 300,000 regular people under his domineering principle. In 1979, an alliance of Tanzanian armed force and Ugandan radicals stopped Idi Amin’s system...READ FULL; FROM THE SOURCE.
Amin took off and looked for shelter in Saudi Arabia, where he stayed until his passing in 2003.
Amin actually has supporters in Uganda who see him as a strong and charming pioneer who faced the West regardless of his savage and horrible authority. In any case, most of Ugandans view him as a the tyrant obliteration of their country and the passings of thousands of individuals.
