Arabic newspapers worried that disclosure of Saddam's prison diary of HIV infection

An Arabic newspaper on May 5 disclosure of the former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein in U.S. custody at the diary written by some of the content. Some of these paragraphs that Saddam was Dr. Zeng Yu talked about women, and worry about their HIV infection and other viruses. The London-based Arabic newspaper "Daily Life" (Al Hayat) reported that their hands of Saddam's prison diary was obtained from the U.S. government. The U.S. military said, including Saddam's diary, written in the old part of the text has been made public. "Daily life," published diaries revealed that when U.S. forces found Saddam and the guards themselves with a Liang Yisheng drying clothes, he asked U.S. soldiers to stop doing so. Saddam wrote: "I explained to them that they are young people, young people may have some disease, my main worry is not in such areas infected with the disease, such as what AIDS." Saddam then write Road, which U.S. soldiers do not pay attention to his request. Saddam is still in the diary that he in prison with their American doctors talked about women issues, saying his remarks as regular and guards, their standard of English in jail after gradually improved, but the guards in prison Requested or very difficult thing. Saddam wrote: "If I can not find the exact words I used hand-written or Bihua, but compared with the English, Arabic is more beautiful and profound." Saddam in the journal disclosed that he had flowers in order to guard key points and major headache. He wrote: "For me, life in the first opening Qiuren, this is a major sacrifice." U.S. military spokesman in Iraq, Matthew • Morgan declined to comment on Saddam's diary, but said the former president is in prison wrote thousands of pages of diary. December 2003, Saddam Hussein captured by U.S. troops, then has been detained in a U.S. military guard in charge of the secret place. At the end of 2006, the Iraqi Special Tribunal to "crimes against humanity," Saddam sentenced to death. In order to "deter the insurgents," the U.S. military had announced Saddam was wearing underwear, in prison cells personally laundry photos. Apart from Saddam, "Chemical Ali" three former regime officials in June 2007 because of "Fall" case has been sentenced to death, but because Iraqi President Committee approved the death penalty if there are differences, not the implementation so far. Iraq's High Court recently held the former regime of Saddam eight senior officials trial, including former Deputy Prime Minister and the former regime's foreign minister Aziz. In addition to Aziz, the other defendants include the former Minister of the Interior • Saddam's half brother, Ibrahim Hassan and Saddam cousin, "Chemical Ali." This is the Iraqi High Tribunal against Saddam Hussein's regime before the fourth high-ranking officials. Earlier, the court heard, "Dujail" case, the repression of the Kurds, "the Fall" case, and the suppression of the Shiite uprising in 1991.