Iraq at a glance

Khidur Abdul Qadir, an Iraqi child, kidnapped, tortured and kept hostage for 2 year by the terrorists in Al-Anbar province west of Iraq. One of the devastating stories of the Iraqi families. Iraqis were patiently awaiting the fall of Saddam and now they are facing terrorists, extremists and fundamentalists. Khidur's innocent look and his father's heartbreaking sighs really touched me and I decided to translate it and share it with you to feel the pain suffered by some families in this troubled country. Report by Al-Arabiya channel.

From Iraq to an island in the Mediterranean Sea passing through Turkey, spending 3 years trying to settle down, and when it didn’t work I left that island to the United Kingdom where my biggest misfortune and disappointment were.
Not many countries left for me as an Iraqi trying to start a peaceful life in a free country; therefore I decided to try to get a visa to the United States, hoping that I could settle down there.
I applied and here I am in the states starting from square one. I arrived at JFK airport two weeks ago.
All I care about is getting a place where I could reside freely as long as I want, no laws change, no residencies expire, no scaring news saying: you might be sent back to Iraq as your country is ‘getting better’, I am sick of this. Nobody is trying to understand that Iraq is falling in the hands of Islamic gangs, and there’s no place for free Iraqis there and there will never be.

Dear friends,
Today I opened my blog’s email and found many emails asking about me and the reason I stopped blogging. I can not apologize enough for not replying as I stopped checking my blog and this email for almost a year.
The rapid and crazy events that have been going on in Iraq since 2006 are difficult to analyze and the future is not easy to predict.
One of the reasons that I stopped blogging is that my country became a religious state, I hear that from my parents and friends as the media does not cover such news. In 5 years, people became so fond of Islam with more and more black and white turbans and unshaved beards seen everywhere.
Well, I am in the United Kingdom, arrived Dec. Last year. I’ve been through difficult time over the past 8 months for personal reasons.
I hope I could start blogging again soon.
Thanks a lot

That’s it, he has been executed, I hope this will help minimize the violence in this burning country.
But the disgusting part is after watching the cell phone video recording of his execution; it really made me sad for what is waiting for Iraq.
It’s clear that those executioners are fanatic Shiites, including the members of the current Iraqi government who witnessed the execution. I can tell that one of them, despite he was masked (the one behind Saddam) keeps that thick Shiite beard and he was trying hardly to cover it, then the witnesses chanted ‘Long live Mohammed Baqir Al-Sadr’ and ‘grant victory to his son, Muqtada, Muqtada, Muqtada’.. !!
Lovely!
We get rid of a tyrant to glorify a retarded fat boy!
Can you imagine how strong Al-Sadr and Al- Hakim are getting? They are everywhere in the government and they have controlled almost everything.
Will the Shiites start seriously building a destroyed country or will they follow their ugly new clerics and wait for their hidden twelfth Imam to emerge in the end times?!
Are we changing Saddam’s pictures with bearded men?
Is Iraq going to be an Islamic Republic?
The Iraqi doctors, engineers and professionals are getting killed, the rest are leaving the country and thousands others left under Saddam.. who will run Iraq? The SCIRI? Sadrists? Saddam's Loyals?
Shall I forget this country forever?

Finally, He was sentenced to death by hanging.
I was waiting impatiently for Saddam to show up, he should have stood up during the reading of the verdict, but as I expected, he has not, he squared his shoulders and refused to stand up. He looked astonished and apprehensive, then went on shouting after reading the verdict: ‘Allahu Akbar, Ash AlSh’ab, Almaot llMuhtallen….’ [ God is great..long live the people..death to the occupiers].
I was watching it alone in my flat, honestly, tears flew down my face as the judge announced the ‘death by hanging’ sentence, I don’t know why! Yes, he destroyed my country, killed people, ruined everything, squandered our fortune, and dispossessed tens of thousands of Iraqis and many uncountable crimes. But I feel sorry for him today!
I wonder what’s going on in Iraq right now, and what will happen after the curfew is over?

In a café downtown yesterday, my friends and I were discussing the situation in Iraq and how it is getting worse day by day. The topic of conversation was about Islam : ‘The Pope is completely right about Islam’ V. said, an Iraqi Christian friend; ‘Yeah, even early Muslims stated that Islam spread by Khadeja’s money and Ali’s sword’ I replied opening an interesting and complicated subject.

Our guest was R. an Iraqi Christian who just came from Iraq. ‘My sister is compelled to wear ‘hijab’ (the headscarf) even when she goes out to the porch, our neighbourhood is so dangerous and we are so scared of those Islamic groups’. Said R. miserably, he stunned us with unbelievable events in Iraq, which were never mentioned in any newspaper or TV channel.
‘Yes, my sisters too, they were warned by the neighbours’ added G. another Iraqi Christian friend of mine.
‘Taliban movement is taking place in Iraq, terrorists are controlling the country, and the government is so fragile’ I said with disappointment.
The antifeminist Islamic nature just started in Iraq, by compelling the women to wear the headscarf, even if she was a Christian! It is a Must, believe it or else..
They say that Islam protected the woman and fully respected her. Yes, by repressing her rights and being inferior to the man.
I wish some Muslims read this post and can leave USEFUL comments regarding this topic, without cursing and calling me an infidel.
(Being out of Iraq makes me feel a little safer in speaking my mind on such matters; you never know what could happen to you in Iraq, should you dare express your believes and opinions).

How did Islam give women their rights? By saying {Marry women of your choice, Two or three or four……or a captive…} sura 4:3 (Sura means a chapter in the Koran)
Or {..to the male, a portion equal to that of two females..} In regards to inheritance. And {Men are the maintainers of women…….to those disloyal and ill-conducted women; admonish them, refuse to share their beds, BEAT them…..Allah is great}! Sura 4:34 , Muslims defend this verse by saying ‘Allah meant beating them lightly and not at the face’!!!! Yeah. Perhaps to them this is respect, compassion, love for their women! By this verse alone, you see tens of thousands of women are getting abused, from as far as Afghanistan to Morocco, with no mercy, and all because it is mentioned in the ‘holy’ book about how to handle such cases. First you advise her, if it did not work, go ahead, and blow her head.
Here is another one {Stay in your houses and do not show a dazzling display} (no make-up). Sura 33:33, and several other suras, will discuss them in the new upcoming blog.
That is in addition to Mohammed’s sayings and deeds of considering women as evil (in spite of his extreme interest in them!).
Ali Bin Abi Talib (his cousin) said: ‘the entire woman is an evil, and the worse thing is that she is a necessary evil’, how rude and misogynous.
Arab women before Islam were highly respected and often intervening disputes, making important decisions, carrying out business transactions, especially trading like Khadeja (Mohammed’s first wealthy wife, he was married to her for 15 years and she was the only wife. After her death he started his joyful trip in women’s world).
Sadly, the Muslim woman is repressed now, along those 14 centuries, she had been deprived from her rights and is getting flogged and lapidated in some countries, I can’t forget that public beheading video clip of a Muslim woman in Afghanistan (or Saudi Arabia, I am not sure), because she ‘committed a wrongdoing’. Whereas you can notice the word ‘forgiveness’ in the Bible mentioned in many occasions and for the above incident, you can somehow find a similar story: {your sins are forgiven} Luke 7:48, {your faith has saved you, go in peace}Luke 7:50. And when the Pharisees arrested a woman, after committing adultery, and brought her to Jesus, He said {He who is without sin among you, let him throw the first stone at her………woman, where are your accusers? Did no one condemn you?.........neither do I condemn you. Go your way. And sin no more} John 8:3-8:11. No sword, no beheading, no horrible acts, Just go and do not do it again.
Anyway, there is no need to compare, we know that the difference is huge.

Iraq was liberated from the tyranny and dictatorship, and fell in a deep hole of sickening disgusting Islamic laws, which will get the country back to Muhammed’s ages. A secular Iraq under Saddam is going to be an Islamic country under Hakeems, Sadrists, Sunnis, Wahhabis…and whoever keeps his beard growing nowadays to be the upcoming Ayatollah or Sheikh Al-Muslimeen. I am waiting for the next liberation, which is much more difficult to be achieved, the liberation of Muslims from Islam.

The number of Iraqis who are leaving the country is increasing dramatically, maybe more than Saddam’s days, Iraqi asylum seekers will fill the world (except US and GB, for obvious reasons.. I learned that 99% of Iraqis are getting rejected in England, months earlier they were about to get deported in the midst of those crazy waves of violence, as ‘they have no serious case’, its like saying: go back to your country, and if they kill you, come back here coz you’ll have a serious case by then!

Hey! Here I am, waking up again, I guess I said, months ago, that I would be posting weekly; obviously, I could not keep my word!
I know that this blog got abandoned, and links wiped off several websites and blogs, but I’ll try to find a way to keep it up or switch to a new blog mainly about religions and society.
Actually, I do not know why I lost my urge to write in this blog; I got a mingled feeling of being glum and indifferent about Iraq, especially after it was occupied by Islam and Islamists, the religion that I’ll share in fighting its poisonous ideas and try to make it peaceful; since its difficult to convince those millions that it is not holy nor revealed to their prophet.
I am thinking in composing a book or building a website (which is quite easier) to put down discussions regarding religions and their effects especially in the Middle East and the surroundings.
And now I am struggling to find myself in the country I reside in currently, lovely people, nice weather (except August!), not bad job(I am not working as a dentist for now, honestly, I do not remember what that filling consists of! Sometimes this thing pisses me off).
I just wanted to say that I am fine (except my diet! I started a ‘wonderful’ diet a couple of weeks ago, I was 99.5 Kg and now 102!! What’s wrong? I do not know!).
I hope I could start my new website soon. Regards.

Hi everybody
I really miss blogging and as I said I cannot find enough time to collect all the words and sentences in my mind and put them in a post.
Well, today I think I have less than an hour to speak about what is inside of me because I feel that I really need to speak about it and draw some expected lines of Iraq’s future which is unfortunately will be the Islamic Republic of Iraq! and with the lovely neighbor Islamic Republic of Iran within the coming few years we’ll get a wonderful Islamic Republic of Iranq! with the new dictators like AlJa’fari, Alhakeem and some other Sunni beards (who will rule the west part) in addition to AhmadiNajat and other stupid Islamists in the region.
I do not know what is happening in Iraq nowadays since I am not there, but from what I hear and read I think the situation was a little better last year, at least no signs of civil war.
Now, the tone of Sunni, Shia, Kurd, Christian..etc is getting louder in spite of all the useless slogans about: “we are a united country” “we are not like other nations”..
Now we’ve got our PM with his mesmerizing speech, strong charisma and the kind smile which are enough to convince most of the naive Shia especially when he is blessed by AlSistani, Ayatollah in earth and heaven.

AlJa’fari is clearly taking control of most of the departments and suppressing others rights by different professional ways.. I see him the most cunning man in the scene now, much more dangerous than Saddam, the one who will set fire among different sects in the Iraqi society and lead Iraq to the civil war.

I don't know where is the US from all of this mess and chaos, I can not believe that US lifted her hand (or can not control anymore? Since Alja’fari is getting stronger).

Anyway, I completely lost the ambition and hope about a secular Iraq where you can express your feelings and thoughts freely especially about religion, but it seems for the coming three centuries the Islamic acts of beheading in the name of God by fundamentalists of the Sunnis, and the sadist whipping as a punishment (till death) of Shia will get worse and continue enthusiastically. And might go further to cutting hands and keeping women inside the houses, who knows what is inside the dirty sick minds of the Islamic politicians..God damn them all.
No need to speak about the Iranian style celebrations on monthly basis since there are tens of anniversaries in Shia’s calendar..we are going to see much more black and white wheels on heads..I hate that.. I hate it.

What about the rights of Christians in Iraq? They constitute 5 percent of Iraq population..what about the other religions? Don’t they have rights? Or shall they convert to Islam?
What about secular Muslims?
What if someone wants to convert and embrace the religion he/she believes in?
We got out of Saddam’s prison and got in a new one with a ‘democratic’ door..
Dreams will never come true as long as Islam is ruling countries and fundamentalists are leading them.
Iraq is far away from being free.

what is this silly constitution? what AlJa'fari is doing in Iraq is driving it to hell.
He is the one who's starting the civil war.
Of course all of you are happy with the voting thing, but wait for what is going to happen in the coming months.
Obviously the Sunnis do not want this constitution. AlJa'fari is Shiite in an Iranian style (to the extent that he rejected the idea and the proofs that Iran is playing a role in terror attacks starting from south of Iraq), most of the government chairs are shiite and there are attacks against the Sunni parties' centers (I think the government stands behind all of this), Sunnis will not stay silent.

My friend's father has been killed in Baghdad last week, a bullet in the head, he was in his car when an American soldier shot him.
the American soldiers said 'sorry for that it was a mistake'!
what a simple mistake

* It seems that some of you did not get the idea of the previous post and began to list the number of attacks done by Non-Muslims and write them down happily!
The most weird one is this:
"Ays, listen. Read a little. If you have time to go to the Net and upload your whining then you can also take the time to read the more than 10 million pages of historical data.

For example, was it not a female Tamil Tiger who blew herself up and killed India's Prime Minister Rajiv Ghandi? Many civilians were also killed in the attack. As far as I know, Tamils are not Muslim.

And was it not the Tamils who created the idea of the suicide belt of explosives?

What of the Viet Minh who used suicide attacks - death volunteers - to expel the French occupiers in Southeast Asia? I was not aware the Vietnamese had converted to Islam.

There are many more examples of suicide attacks not executed by Muslims. The most significant that comes to mind is that of the Japanese Kamikaze pilots who sunk many a US warship and crippled the USS Saratoga.

The Knights Templar - perhaps as close to fanatic Christianity as you can get - blew up an entire ship carrying 110 Christian knights in the hopes of killing 10 times that number of Muslims. They succeeded.

The Net is a wonderful educational tool. Use it.

And to the readers of Iraqi blogs, always take what you read with a grain of salt. Not everything every "free" Iraqi is saying is gospel.
Truth about Iraqis"


I say:
There is a difference between acts done by individuals, and others done based on ' a holy order', written in the ' holy book' and explained in tens of books..
SO THE RELIGIOUS BOOKS ARE GOOD EDUCATIONAL TOOLS, YOU CAN READ THEM AND COMPARE, when you finish them come and put another comment!


I liked this comment, this is the reader who reads carefully and gets the point:

"Christian's look at life as a gift from God. As such to take your life or someone else's is the ultimate sin. This would only ensure your soul's damnation for eternity. Muslim extremist's seem to see life as a unfortunate stop before their kind of paradise. How sad...........
Kyla"

Well, I don't know from where to start and what to write right now because I've just decided to write again after all those weeks of silence, so I am going to publish some of those thoughts that used to be jailed in my mind many years ago, that used to proliferate inside of me but I could not set them free due to the usual cause...fear.
I’m sorry if this post looks confused and not well organized, but I just want to start writing again.

I want to talk about something that is killing people everyday not only in Iraq but the whole world as well, that thing that does not differentiate between men and women, elderly and children....that is Jihad and the nuts that support it.

Let me start with it and see where I'm going to stop! Let’s regard it the beginning.
This is the most devastating concept, harvesting tens and hundreds of innocents every wave of jihadi operations.

I just want to discuss why the suicide attacks always done by Muslims? Have you ever heard a Christian or someone from any other religion bombed him/herself? NO...

So there is a big wrong in this religion itself. Wrong in its ‘holy book’ and in the Hadiths (sayings of Mohammed) which are the base of terror nowadays because some of Islamic sects follow what the hadiths say literally and apply it to ‘raise the banner of Islam’.
We should not blame the happy Mujahid who has ‘a heart full of love and belief in God and the prophet’ who runs towards the ‘infidels’ with a smile of victory and green card to the paradise, this Mujahid is brainwashed and deceived by the ones who control him using the Quran and the hadiths..*you can get many different explanations of the Quran and Hadiths to the same verse because they are not clear enough to be explained directly, this is the problem in dealing with those two*. And if they really exist, so there might be many verses been added during those hundreds of years..yes?

I think if many verses had been cancelled and never been said, the Islamic mind would be much better.
Or if all those clerics from different sects have brains even as small as the beans, meet together and represent the majority of Islamic society and try to put an end to such verses or explain them in another way like regarding them as old ones and they must not be applied nowadays. I think, the world will be much more peaceful and quiet.
I know it is difficult, and saying it is so easy, but this is the only way to stop this illness which will destroy this religion first then 'its enemies'..

One might say that those fundamentalists do not represent Islam and they are only a small group..blah..blah..blah..
So why there are a lot of their silent supporters in many Islamic and Arabic countries and others who feel proud of OBL and Zarqawi..I watched religious men and political analysts on the TV who stand side by side with those terrorists and give them the right to do whatever they do.

Hey..Muslims: Sunnis…Salafis..Wahhabis…etc..from those who keep a beard full of ……… just wake up..you are destroying us and destroying yourselves, stop inspiring morale among your brainwashed guys to kill.. we are human beings..do you know what is the meaning of human beings? I doubt it.


Wait for the next post..I will write more… till then..

First of all, I am so sorry for this long absence, I can't explain everything now, but let's say I was trying to reorganize my life, or in a better way, begin a new life after realizing new facts or the same facts that I couldn't or didn't want to realize.
I'm still out of my country living a peaceful and quiet life like any other human being, which is the simplest thing, and this simple thing has not been achieved in Iraq so far.
I lost nearly all the optimism I had regarding the future of Iraq, it's now a battle zone, Anybody who wants to try his arms or see the 'paradise' comes to Iraq with a welcome on the borders and a push behind the borders.
I feel so sad when I think that the future is unknown, completely unknown..I can briefly compare the situation in Iraq now and before the war with these simple words: it was very bad, and now it is bad and I don't know whether it will continue like this or get worse.
Whom to stand against now? The neighbors? The Islamic fundamentalists? Or who?
Ah.. I remembered the Islamists, this is one of the things that is incurable especially in Iraq..I feel free now regarding religion, I can speak freely and nobody cuts my head off! Well this is a dream and it is impossible to be achieved. Especially when it is mentioned in Muslims holy book to fight the 'infidels', so this gives a great opportunity to the idiots to 'win the paradise'. This is what Americans and the 'collaborators' are facing in Iraq, a happy Mujahid enters among the 'infidels' with a bomb on his butt and blows himself up, after that his 'holy soul' goes up and have lunch with the prophet!

the scene in Iraq is so complicated to the extent that nobody can put an end to this violence, and some others do not want to.

Do you remember my friend Alaa? he died.. I received an e mail from a friend telling me that Alaa died because of a sudden deterioration in the hospital...
I'm speechless with shock. cant write more.

Hi all,
What's going on in Iraq, my parent called and said that the situation is getting worse everyday, no electricity, petrol, gas, and the terrorists are threatening to bomb the elections' centers especially the Shia ones..
If the situation continues like that, I think the elections must be postponed.

I am sorry but I can't write more, I am looking for a PC, and once I buy one, I'll be back to blogging..
till then..bye

Hi everybody,
I am sorry, I could not post anything because I am not in Iraq for now, so please wait for me.
bye

Yesterday, my friend and I entered a long debate about AlQaida, OBL, AlZarqawi and the other monsters, he believes in conspiracy theories and that all those characters with their organizations are parts of the Zionist’s plans to control the world or to distort Islam and that America supports that….and other confused and contradicted thoughts that have no base to stand on.
If we want to know who’s OBL or who’s AlZarqawi and who are the other terrorists, we must understand the history of their movement, and here I want to clarify that for everyone who doesn’t know the truth about them.

Wahhabis (members of the Wahhabism, a fundamental Islamic group founded by Muhammad abd AlWahhab 1703-1792) threatened Iraq since the eighteenth century and they think that Muslims (especially the Shia) do not obey Allah and Koran because they visit the shrines of Ali bin Abe Taleb (Prophet Muhammad’s cousin) and his descendants and regard them as their Imams, which is considered ‘Kufr’ or disbelieve in God or polytheism, according to the Wahhabism, ‘because Allah said in the Koran: and if my adorers asked you about me, I am nearby, respond to a call of the prayer if he invocates’ and ‘the Mosques belongs to Allah so do not invocate to anybody else’, so there’s no need to go to those shrines and beg them for help, you must ask for help directly from Allah.
(Wahhabism has many other beliefs, but I just want to mention the history of it)
(Also I want to say that this movement tried to appear five centuries prior to Muhammed Abd AlWahhab, but it failed.).

So Wahhabis named their movement ‘AlTawheed’ since 1730 which means the belief in Allah only, and the other things (such as the holy shrines) are considered like the idols, and the one who visits them is a ‘Kafir’ and must be killed. That’s why the Shiites are Kafirs according to the Wahhabis belief.

Mohammad abd AlWahhab succeeded in his movement because he depended on the Bedouins in the desert of Arabia (now Saudi Arabia) and cooperated with their Emir (Bin Su’ood) those people do not care for the shrines or anything other than Allah, in addition to that, Mohammad abd AlWahhab stated ‘Aljihad’ for them to kill everyone who does not believe in their movement and that means they could raid on other tribes and places then kill their men, take their women and rob everything, such things were very effective especially when it comes with religion.

Since that time the movement was called (AlTawheed wa AlJihad)..

Then in 1790 the danger of the W. began to be clear in Iraq because it was easy to reach to the southern areas of Iraq from the Arabia, the W. killed people and robbed many places in Iraq who was under the Ottoman Empire at that time.

In 1802 the W. entered Karbal’a city when the people were visiting the shrine of Imam AlHussein in a day of the Shia called ‘AlGadeer day’, the W. used their swords to kill everyone there in one of the most ruthless massacres in the history of Iraq, they killed men, women and children in thousands, robbed the place and headed to AlNajaf but they could not enter because the residents of this city stood strongly against them so they ran away.

I wonder where the Zionists were at that time?! Did they support this movement since that time?
Aha….America did all of that!

I don’t know why Muslims do not want to believe that Islam includes many groups and sects that do not agree with each other, it is not that ‘unified’ religion as they claim, every group explains the Koran as they see it right or as they want it, they are in a deep dilemma, but all Muslims do not confess.
They keep saying ‘Koran is clear and obvious for everybody’..
Every group in Islam deals with the Koran as they like, which is very dangerous if it is left that way.
I wish to go on and on..but..sorry..I have to stop this post here.

My brother’s friend has been killed in AlAnbar governorate last week, ‘AlTawheed wa AlJihad’ which belongs to AlZarqawi is responsible for that, they killed his wife too, because they were ‘cooperating with the occupier’.
In fact they were doctors and supplying the Iraqi National Guards with some necessary medical stuff.
They’ve been beheaded.
I wonder when are we going to arrest one of those terrorists. We always find the corpses of the victims and can not capture those criminals, yes there are operations in Fallujah against the terrorists but I did not hear news saying that one of those terrorists was killed or captured.
I think the enemy is stronger than we expect.

A couple of days ago I was at the Turkish Embassy in Baghdad to get a Visa to Turkey as it is possible to travel there now, I was so happy with my new passport written on it ‘occupation: Dentist’! Since it was one of the impossible things for doctors to get out of Iraq under Saddam, BUT, there are rumors say that the newly graduated doctors aren’t able to travel unless they’ve finished their three years post graduation residency, rumors are rumors, but since we are Iraqis, we have to be concerned about such news since everything might happen here, I hope it’s not true.
Let me tell you what happened there:
There were more than 400, all of those wanted Visas, it wasn’t difficult to organize them in queues and get the passports stamped.
I don’t know if it was the IP’s fault or the people.
Anyway, there was a barbed wire all around the place and the people must stay behind it until the IP allow us to enter according to a paper containing some names that have been filled with our names in the early morning (I was there at that time and asked one of the IP to enroll my name, but he refused! Because I was too late! I asked some people about this and told me the same; the IP did not agree to enroll them!), however, I might be late and should have come at 4:00AM..!
We kept waiting and waiting, seeing some guys get into the Embassy after talking with some IP members, the people got upset, they were whispering to each other about bribes taken by the IP members to let those guys enter and get Visas, then some people began to cross the barbed wire from one side, then the other side then from the middle, the IP began to push the crowd here and there, telling them off, then shooting bullets in the air, the IP cars moved and blocked the road, the people especially women got so scared of all of this chaos, I was watching at first, but then got out of the place because quarrels and shootings started later.
After taking a walk away from the Embassy I got back there and saw the people inside the previously prohibited area, because the IP finally agreed to let the people get in and pass the barbed wire…
We also were waiting for a long time without any result; I decided to watch over some IP members and got near one to them who was talking to someone and saying ‘50 $’… ‘no it’s too much’ the man replied…. then I left this IP man and kept an eye on another IP member who was whispering to another man then saw him taking money (after making the deal they were talking about)…..
Disgusting…
Bribes are openly accepted and no one officer stops that, or they might be members of the corrupt IP.

Mesha’an AlJeboory, the man who’s responsible for the security commission in the National counsel talked about the bribes, kidnapping, robberies, he was about to accuse the Minister of Interior, he criticized the members of the Ministry of Interior since most of the superiors are the relatives of Falah AlNaqeeb (the Minister of Interior), he stated by saying that Falah AlNaqeeb must attend an interrogation, he also talked about some documents proving that some IP cars are used for robberies, and about bribes taken by higher-ups and many other issues.
AlJeboory collectively described the Ministry as a corrupt place and must be changed.

From what I’ve seen there, I noticed that the IP members were never respectful nor afraid of anyone when they took bribes, such things and many others like setting criminals free after arresting them (AlJeboory talked about this too, and the people also noticed it) make the one wonders what the Ministry is doing to control this country?

Update: Falah AlNageeb is in Jordan/Amman, I wonder what’s he doing now, why hasn’t he attended the interrogation the National council called him upon?

...Today, my grandfather told me to go to a Mosque and donate some money to the poor people who are used to sit near the Mosques on Friday to get some Dinars from AlMusalleen (the Muslims who pray in the Mosque)..
I found it a good occasion to give some donations together with my grandpa’s money, so I’ve collected some stuff I had and hit the road.
I couldn’t park my car near the Mosque cause I couldn’t get a permission from those disturbed guards there, so I should have taken that long walk to reach to those needy people, it was at noon, it usually still hot this time, the sun does not want to leave us, anyway I found a blind man sitting by the door of the Mosque, and old women on the other side of the door…few pale children were on the other side of the street sitting near a bony woman..it’s so painful to see them in this situation, especially the kids..
I’ve started to give them what I had, the thing that I can’t forget was that blind man, he grasped that bunch of money and said in a deep voice ‘thank you…may Allah open the paradise doors for you’… I wondered what if he was born in London or New York or any other western city, what would his life have been? what kind of care and support would he be getting? and when will we be able to take care of our seniors and give them support and help.
While I was thinking and looking painfully at that blind man, I heard very loud shouts from the guards…they were running along an imposing car heading towards the Mosque's entrance, they were yelling at those poor people to get out of the road, and in quick steps they made a shield around the man who was in that car to ‘protect’ him… I don't know from who!
I saw the fat ‘Sayyid’ (cleric) smiling and seemed so happy with his car and its air-cooling; the guards were protecting the Sayyid from the people!
His procession was a little similar to that of Saddam and his guards!
It seems that the Sayyid of the Mosque must be above the people..
I asked the blind man, the women and their kids whether the Sayyid had ever talked to them, given them something, sent someone to give them something..they replied ‘Never’!
I wonder why doesn’t that happy fat Sayyid get out of the car and walk for some meters, look after those poor people, ask them what they need, talk to them, or collect some info about their life and inform the government about them..obviously he does not care about them at all…
There are many stories about those clerics who are collecting money from AlMusallen to be distributed on the needy people, but they use the money to be spent on themselves..
And of course that Sayyid keeps talking about ethics, helping each other, cooperation, helping the weak people and many other advices that are always heard from those greedy men, I don’t trust them, I’ve seen and heard enough about them..

I feel so upset when I see all those people follow those clerics, I see the lies and exploitation of those clerics so clearly, but the people are continually brainwashed by their sermons and can not see the truth at all since the man in front of them is a Sayyid.
Unfortunately, our society is complaining from this ‘magic’ of those clerics, and I see them increasing day after day especially after the liberation, I think most of them are destroying our country directly or indirectly, and I don’t know if there’s a way to stop them and save the people from their poisons.