Saddam's Incomplete Archives

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Saddam’s Incomplete Archives

The much anticipated (entire) report on the captured remnants of Saddam’s regime archives will not be published on the internet. Reportedly, the reason is the report is too politically sensitive, however that would not be the only reason (s).

The most sensitive (top secret) archived information was destroyed in a "selective deliberate fashion" by Saddam’s IIS (Iraqi Intelligence Service), and I believe there are indications this was accomplished under the direction of Russian intelligence.

There is no way any report could reach any final conclusions with regard to any ties with al Qaeda based on partial and incomplete array of captured archived documents (the ones deemed unimportant - not destroyed). I don’t believe the report states any such conclusion, but makes clear based on their available information, they could not find a smoking gun in the left-over archives.

Obviously, the pictures of the deliberately and selectively destroyed files and computer hard drives (see below) describe a different picture than which the leaked media reports suggest. None of the earliest media reports mention any of the deliberately destroyed and missing archives as a factor in making a determination, but rather pointedly proclaim there was not any Iraq - al Qaeda connection. A proclamation which is profoundly misleading and wrong.

The Institute for Defense Analyses attempted to put together a picture from a jigsaw puzzle with the most important pieces missing. Drawing any definitive conclusions based on partial and missing information can be daunting task, but can if properly evaluated lead to accurately educated directions. One such direction is clearly stated in the report, Saddam relied on state sponsorship of terrorism as a tool against non-Iraqi’s, which would undoubtedly include America (an enemy).

Any evidence that would tie al Qaeda and Iraq to joint terrorist activities and state sponsored support post 9-11 would have been a priority for destruction (top secret activities). The reasons, war crimes, crimes against humanity, ties to other countries, ties to 9-11, etc..

Supporting evidence of Saddam’s intelligence services (IIS) in action against American interest exist right here on this website. I have photo’s for supporting evidence, what do the Iraq war opponents have?

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Courtesy: CIA - Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The basement historical files were systematically selected and destroyed.

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Courtesy: CIA - Storage room in basement of Revolutionary Command Council Headquarters. Burned frames of PC workstations visible on shelves. All rooms sharing walls with this storage room were untouched from fire or battle damage.

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Courtesy: CIA - Burned Documents Found at SAAD Center: An exploitation team on a recent mission to the SAAD Center, part of the Baghdad New Nuclear Design Center, found massive looting and the remnants of deliberately destroyed documents. Other documents were left untouched, however, and recovered by the team.

(Link) Iraqi Perspectives Project - Saddam and Terrorism: Emerging Insights from Captured Iraqi Documents Via, ABCNews.com (pdf file)

TW 3/12/2008