2003 Document: Saddam Ordered To Treat The Arab Feedayeen Terrorists The Same As Iraqi Soldiers

Pentagon/FMSO Iraq Pre-War documents ^ | April 20 2006 | jveritas

[Choose Ye This Day]

So, basically, Zarqawi was on Saddam's payroll.

Explain THAT one, Richard Clarke, NY Times, John Kerry, Scott Ritter, Joe Wilson, Howard Dean, Hillary, Al Franken, etc., ad nauseum.

GREAT WORK, JVERITAS! YOU ROCK!

[jveritas]

Another proof of that Saddam Regime is a Terrorist Regime.

[jveritas]

No Saddam had no connection what so ever to terrorism :)

[Peach]

Wow! Important translation and thank you, jveritas. Adding to my long list and will send out to the media and Congresscritters. Now, if they'd only start writing and talking about your translations!

[lexington minuteman 1775]

Keep hanging in there and translating this stuff jveritas, because even though the lame stream media is ignoring you the eyes of history that go on from here will have these docements and their view what we did there may be very different than is portrayed by todays rabid media elites. Rock on ^5

[Choose Ye This Day]

Terrorism? What terrorism? These Fedayeen were simply migrant workers! There to do the jobs that Iraqis wouldn't! Yeah, that's the ticket!

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[RushCrush]

Wow- you are fantastic! Every time I log on to FR you have an incredible find.

Thank you!

[jveritas]

Thank you very much. The truth will always come out no matter how long liberals and their media try to hide it or ignore it.

[Stultis]

don't connection bump...

[Stultis]

dot connection bump...

[Choose Ye This Day]

And notice this is dated a couple weeks AFTER the commencement of Operation Iraqi Freedom, when Saddam was in hiding and he needed the 'insurgents' to do his fighting for him.

[jveritas]

More on Saddam Terrorist Regime!

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Hearing references to you and your work in far reaching places...great work!

[jveritas]

That is absolutely correct.

[jveritas]

Thank you very much :) The truth about these documents must get out.

[jazusamo]

Yet more connections to terrorists, it is slowly coming out thanks to you.


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[Heyworth]

The fedayeen were not " the non Iraqi Foreign Arab Terrorists," they were Iraqi irregulars recruited for their political allegiance. Maybe they've been by augmented by foreigners since then, but it mostly seems that the Ba'athist terrorists (the fedayeen or their successors) are different from the foreign Islamist Al Qaeda/Zarqawi bunch, which are different from the Sadr bunch, which are different from (and so on and so on).

Here's some background on the fedayeen:

The Fedayeen, with a total strength reportedly between 18,000 and 40,000 troops, was composed of young soldiers recruited from regions loyal to Saddam. The unit reported directly to the Presidential Palace, rather than through the army command, and was responsible for patrol and anti-smuggling duties. Though at times improperly termed an "elite" unit, the Fedayeen was a politically reliable force that could be counted on to support Saddam against domestic opponents. It started out as a rag-tag force of some 10,000-15,000 "bullies and country bumpkins." They were supposed to help protect the president and Uday, and carry out much of the police's dirty work.
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jveritas

Thank you so very much for these translations they are opening the eyes of millions

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[jveritas]

I hope so my fellow freeper, I greatly hope so.