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My Book: Saddam; the Origins, the Rise and the Fall
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Sunday, 17 August 2008
I have been greatly encouraged to continue publishing on line by a letter from one my best friends a great supporter of The Hanoudi Letter who wrote:  The more I read about Iraq, the more humble I feel, and the worse I feel about what has happened in that unfortunate country I am quite sure we could have done what we did much, much better.  In any case, I believe that Iraq is now the cockpit, the central focus, If we all can succeed in building a stable, democratic and prosperous Iraq, this will have enormous positive consequences for the whole middle east, and, in turn, for the whole world. If we fail, then the consequences will be dire indeed. What is happening today in Iraq is to a great extent the result of what happened during Saddam, that is why I think Saddam should not be forgotten and that people should have learned some useful lessons from his rule and that is why I am continuing with my story.  Today’s piece is the first part of the republic of terror the second section of my book, the following piece is entitled, the trained plotter.
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My Book: Saddam, the origins the rise and the fall
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Thursday, 03 July 2008
It is becoming increasingly evident that those who are interested in MY story about Saddam are becoming a very small minority; the majority of people are divided into two camps.  The first camp is people who are trying very hard to forget about Saddam and his rule and what happened during the three decades of his tyranny.  The others in the second camp are looking at Saddam years with great longing and nostalgia, they think that even during his most terrible days things were much better than they are now in Iraq.  But, a very clever friend of mine told me sometime ago that in a democracy especially on like we have now in Iraq everyone is entitled to his own foolishness, I am still in a very serious predicament, I think both are wrong but I am unable to bring my story to more people because I am still short of a publisher who would take care of my work.  I am continuing to publish online and install pieces from my book into this blog and pray.  The following piece is the third part of first section of the book, the fugitive.
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My Book, Saddam: The Origins, The Rise and The Fall
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Saturday, 31 May 2008
I am continuing with this posting to update The Hanoudi Letter with installments from My Book on Saddam, still short of a publisher who is willing to take care of my work I am left with no other option but to publish on line like I have been doing for the last few months. The following piece is the second part – on the fringe of the party- from the first section of the book, the origins of a tyranny.
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My Book: Saddam, The origins, the rise and the fall
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Saturday, 03 May 2008
With today’s update from My Book on Saddam Hussein, I am going back to the beginning of that terrible and sad episode in the turbulent and very tumultuous history of my country.  Today I am talking about the first few years of the life of Saddam which are to a very great extent the ones which shaped his ultimate cultural and psychological make up.  The first ten years in the life of an individual are called the formative years.  The last installment from My Book was a tribute to my friends the rogues which was an abridgement of the last part of its last section. Now I am going back to the beginning of the story of Saddam Hussein and his regime, it is the first part from the first section which is entitled the origins of a tyranny, the following piece is about the formative years of Saddam Hussein.
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