Records 'Too Dangerous' To Stay In Iraq

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All Things Considered, July 4, 2008 · Some Iraq government officials accused Kanan Makiya of looting, when he gave Baathist documents to the Hoover Institution for safe keeping. He tells Robert Siegel that this move had the blessing of other Iraqi officials and that because the records rate Iraqis according to their loyalty to Saddam Hussein, it's too dangerous to leave them in Iraq.

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