Posted on 08/31/2004 7:59:31 AM PDT by Pikamax
EXECUTING KIDNAPPERS IN NINEVEH'S PUBLIC SQUARES Mosul , As-Sabah , August 30, Page 1 Mr. Duraid Muhammed Kashmoula the governor of Neneveh said that the execution sentence has been resumed and became valid law in the city .At the weekly conference , Mr. Kashmoula said that the kidnapping and deliberate killing will be among the said cases , stressing that the police directorate in serious in implementing the instructions issued by the ministry of interior regards arresting the criminals , denying that these procedures is a violation on the judgment .On the other hand , a security source at the province's council announced the defense ministry's intention to increase numbers of regiments concentrated in the city of Mosul into four or five ones, referring to the scheduled new regiments to accept large numbers of the former Iraqi army to contribute in maintaining the system and security.
Illbedamn!
I am unfamilar with the source, can you give me some info?
Its the biggest paper in Iraq.
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=13343
Iraq now has between 100 and 200 newspapers and newsmagazines, depending on who counts. Iraqi media are often dismissed as low in quality; those who want to judge for themselves can read English-language summaries of front-page newspaper stories published daily by the Iraqi Press Monitor. Al-Sabah itself has a website with an English page at alsabaah.com. There is also a considerable number of independent English-language websites and blogs coming out of Iraq.
Al-Sabah was created in May 2003, after the liberation of Iraq, with help from the Mare Foundation, a Netherlands NGO with a history of supporting Iraqi journalists in exile (marefoundation.org). Zayer himself had worked in Europe as a journalist for years. Early on, al-Sabah became one of three media outlets maintained by the CPA under the umbrella of the Iraqi Media Network (IMN), the other two being a television channel, al-Iraqiyah, and a radio network.
Boss is very touchy about sources we use, he will fire, on the spot, anyone relying upon a NYT or Boston Globe article. Which is really cool, since we all work free. Imagine, puttng on your resume, 'fired from a job that I worked 20hours a week at for free'. So, when in doubt I check.
I do thank you for getting back to me.
Jake
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