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Y'know, I'll bet it's of great comfort to the Iraqi civilians being pictured undergoing torture by American forces that Saddam isn't responsible. I imagine that, as they are told that the wires attached to their bodies will electricute them if they fall from the box they are made to stand on for hours at a time, or when they are forced to have sex with other prisoners for the amusement of their guards, they are thanking Allah that it's good old Americans torturing them, and not those nasty Ba'athists.
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Y'know, I'll bet it's of great comfort to the Iraqi civilians being pictured undergoing torture by American forces that Saddam isn't responsible. I imagine that, as they are told that the wires attached to their bodies will electricute them if they fall from the box they are made to stand on for hours at a time, or when they are forced to have sex with other prisoners for the amusement of their guards, they are thanking Allah that it's good old Americans torturing them, and not those nasty Ba'athists.
Typical Americans.
"We have liberated the people from the torture, the pain, the terrible rule of Sadam"
Now they could have left it at that, attempted to keep the peace.
But no. They have to go and be the tough guys, show off and say they did it. They take the opportunity to be assholes and allow photos to be taken of it!
No wonder they're so screwed in the states if they act like that!
"We have liberated the people from the torture, the pain, the terrible rule of Sadam"
Now they could have left it at that, attempted to keep the peace.
But no. They have to go and be the tough guys, show off and say they did it. They take the opportunity to be assholes and allow photos to be taken of it!
No wonder they're so screwed in the states if they act like that!
Edgy wrote:
> But no. They have to go and be the tough guys, show off and say they
> did it. They take the opportunity to be assholes and allow photos to
> be taken of it!
Is there a link to a news item on this? This is frightening.
> But no. They have to go and be the tough guys, show off and say they
> did it. They take the opportunity to be assholes and allow photos to
> be taken of it!
Is there a link to a news item on this? This is frightening.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Edgy wrote:
> But no. They have to go and be the tough guys, show off and say they
> did it. They take the opportunity to be assholes and allow photos to
> be taken of it!
>
> Is there a link to a news item on this? This is frightening.
It was on the news earlier. Really was sickening stuff. I never thought it would get quite this bad.
> Edgy wrote:
> But no. They have to go and be the tough guys, show off and say they
> did it. They take the opportunity to be assholes and allow photos to
> be taken of it!
>
> Is there a link to a news item on this? This is frightening.
It was on the news earlier. Really was sickening stuff. I never thought it would get quite this bad.
I can't get a link, but it's been on the local radio all morning. apparently around 220 soldiers have been suspended because of this atrocity.
If this is true, it's disgusting and they seriously need to be jailed for it.
If this is true, it's disgusting and they seriously need to be jailed for it.
This provides a bit of info on the situation: [URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/3672117.stm[/URL]
This is a truly awful thing. I find it discusting, and think the US troops involved should be brought up on the most severe charges they can face.
But i do want to add, this is not a wide spread thing, most of the
130, 000 US troops or something don't do this sort of thing. It is the exception, not the rule.
But i do want to add, this is not a wide spread thing, most of the
130, 000 US troops or something don't do this sort of thing. It is the exception, not the rule.
ßulle†† wrote:
> I can't get a link, but it's been on the local radio all morning.
> apparently around 220 soldiers have been suspended because of this
> atrocity.
>
> If this is true, it's disgusting and they seriously need to be jailed
> for it.
Its not 220, its 17.
> I can't get a link, but it's been on the local radio all morning.
> apparently around 220 soldiers have been suspended because of this
> atrocity.
>
> If this is true, it's disgusting and they seriously need to be jailed
> for it.
Its not 220, its 17.
17 Officers, the soldiers under them have apparently been suspended until further notice too.
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3672117.stm[/URL]
appalling. Truly and utterly appalling.
appalling. Truly and utterly appalling.
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