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Terrorist in the Iraqi government
by David Zimmermann
Tuesday, Jul. 25, 2006 at 9:30 AM
The problem in Iraq is that terrorists who committed unimaginable crimes against the innocents people of Iraq, are penetrating the police, the army, and even parliament and the government itself
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The problem in Iraq is that terrorists who committed unimaginable crimes against the innocents people of Iraq, are penetrating the police, the army, and even parliament and the government itself.
The terrorists who are penetrating the Iraqi government are mainly from Saddam republican guard, secret service, and senior Baath party member who govern Iraq for more than 35 years.
This man shown in the picture is one of most brutal who has been captured among many terrorists in The Anbar province many months back. He is a member of what it is called “Mohammed army” which was formed by Saddam Hussein after his downfall.
The terrorist was released by paying only $1000 to Iraqi police and this again shows corruption among some Iraqi police units and their cooperation with the terrorists.
Amazingly this terrorist is now a member of the Iraqi government representing Sunni group who basically belong to former Saddam regime and evolved in forming what it is called the National Unity Government.
Note: For obvious reason the Iraqi policemen faces were masked.
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