When President George W. Bush declared "Mission Accomplished" after the invasion of Iraq, he did not know that 100,000 paramilitary commandos, terrorists and criminals from Saddam Hussein's intelligence agencies and the Saddam Fedayeen were waiting to prove him wrong.

Spearheading a force allied with Iraqi's Islamic extremists and Al Qaeda's global network, Saddam's loyalists continue to carry out a tribal political and religious Jihad that has left over 60,000 innocent Iraqis, 3,000 American and 200 British soldiers head in their wake.

The Terrorists of Iraq describes personalities, organization, weapons, strategy and tactics of Al Qaeda in Iraq, Islamic Army of Iraq, Ansar al Sunnah and dozens of terrorist groups and how they employ IED's, assassins and suicide bombers to defy the odds and push the world's greatest war machine toward the brink of failiure. It also reveals a reality based counterinsurgency strategy critical to avert the strategic loss of Iraq.

Based on four years of field combat analysis, this authoritative study reveals how Saddam prepared for defeat to recreate the 1920 Revolution and how Osama bin Laden recieved his greatest gift, an American occuption is historic Arabia.

Malcom W. Nance is a 26-year veteran of the US intelligence community's conter-terrorism effort. He is an iternationally recognized expert, author and educator on the Iraq insurgency, Jihadist tactics and Al Qaeda's global organization. A frequent guest analyst on FOX News, he lives and works in Iraq, Afghanistan, Australia and Washington DC.