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Iraq celebrated President Saddam Hussein s 65th birthday Sunday with an annual display of government-sponsored loyalty whose theme this year was defiance in the face of U.S. determination to topple the Iraqi leader.An estimated one million Iraqis took to the streets in Sunday s festivities.As tens of thousands of people marched in Baghdad, state-run Iraqi media said Saddam s birthday marked the birth of an Iraq which is free and victorious against U.S.-British-Zionist colonialism. At the biggest celebration, in Saddam s hometown of Tikrit 100 miles north of Baghdad, schoolgirls performed traditional Arab dances and waved Iraqi and Palestinian flags. Singers praised Saddam as the symbol of our dignity and pride. Bush, Bush, listen well, we all love Saddam Hussein, crowds shouted as they surged past a
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On the heels of a research paper published about a global Iranian hacking operation, Operation Cleaver, the FBI is now warning critical US businesses that they might be targets of Iran team of hackers. According to Reuters, the FBI has published a confidential report providing technical details about the Cleaver attack, as well as advice for companies that might be targeted. Industries particularly
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