The Saddam files

Article Abstract:

The files, compact discs, floppies and documents that were collected from the Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS) provides evidence of the different ways of torture and terror adopted by Saddam Hussein, confusion prevailing in the state and the damage done to Iraq during his regime. Saddam Hussein did not trust the information of IIS, so he formed agencies like the Special Security Organization, which was headed by his son Qusay to gather confidential information, thus destroying the powers and the capabilities of IIS.

General services, Company systems management, Information management, Media coverage, Hussein, Saddam, Iraq. Intelligence Service

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Just a little longer

Article Abstract:

The Iraqi Shia community, which would have its first elected majority government in the history of any Arab country, is resisting the urge to take revenge on the Sunni community even as Sunni Arab extremists continue to commit extremists against Shias. Sunni extremists are trying to prevent the formation of the government by provoking a civil war in Iraq.

Political aspects, Sunnites, Islamic law

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