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Roger Simon points out that The Real Picture Show - with real-life scenes of Saddam Hussein's army cutting off dissidents' fingers, throwing people off buildings and cutting out tongues - is on the brink of becoming public. The video is in the hands of Arab TV stations right now, he reports.

Fox News Channel actually aired videotaped portions of the gruesome and grotesque human rights violations by Saddam's men last October. However, for some reason, no other major media picked it up and the story - and the video and pictures - were ignored after they cycled out of the news in about a day.

Fortunately, FNC has archived the report - and the video - at its web site. It's here.

It shows Saddam's army - presumably, there's a good chance some of them were at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq - taking part in some of the most barbaric, inhuman acts you'll see. Greg Kelly, the FNC correspondent who narrates the report, indicates much of the brutality was edited out of the video and that there are still more videos that exist.

Said Kelly: "One tape is said to show a man being eaten by dogs while Saddam Hussein, himself, looks on."

MORE: Film maker Don North says he has an independent documentary with a graphic presentation of the torture and abuses dished out by Saddam's military and militia, but says he is having a hard time getting it shown:

My documentary "Remembering Saddam" continues to languish on the desks of yawning broadcast editors, but the subjects of that documentary will be writing letters to their wives with their new hands.

Unlike other documentary makers, the media hasn't yet put a spotlight on North's attempt to have his movie shown to the public.