Political power is both a necessity and a must. For politics without power is meaningful, but it matters as how it is used here. Its implementation is the most significant here. Thus it becomes natural here to make or rather to put a demarcation line between a benevolent ruler and those who accept such political power in a dictatorship form. It follows in a natural pace that writers follows the mode of ruling of these two types of forms in a clear historical note. It goes without saying here that a dictator is always valued by how much of blood of his subjects he exercise his political powers on the people as such, therefore the half period of the 20th century thus follow with dictatorship became very obvious to people of letters and at the same time there are writers who follow the stream of a human blood to be jotted in books of history as such. The most important book wrote under a psydeo name of a Lebanese writer on the ruler or rather dictator of Iraq Saddam Hussein entitled his masterpiece of writing on a book entitled " The Republic of Fear'. And this book remains to be a very noted historical recollection of this sort of dictatorship that thrives upon human blood. But to thrive upon the pleasure of a river of a human blood is the exercise of power by a mad person.

DR.HASHIM S.H. BEHBEHANI