Gruesome Iraq War Photo Exchange Uncovered Online
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Wednesday August 31, 2005 19:02
by qwe
If they'll trade these for porn just imagine what they'll do for "intelligence"
Im sure it wil be put on numerous indymedia's but we need to see this to show what they've been doing elsewhere in the name of freedom...
US Army Prison Abuse Photos still blocked from release http://www.aclu.org/International/International.cfm?ID=18979&c=36
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6bring the troops home
That's right, bring the troops home.
Let the terrorists slaughter every man, woman and child. Let the murderers return Abu Ghraib to the abbatoir it was under Saddam. That way Bush will never win another term.
But how will the terrorists slaughter every man,woman and child if they go home??
Theyve definitely killed enough already,not to mention crippling the economy,appointing a new government of their choice and causing the breakout of civil war.
Hurrah for liberation!
Translated from an article in La Repubblica, by Mary Rizzo the same journalist as above...
I hope all troops make it safely home tothe US. Ireland hopes a safe return for you all. Ill advised and ill judged, you have paid the price enough. Safe home and take care.
Ireland is with you
The Australian news program Dateline has aired video of US soldiers burning the bodies of Taliban dead, with the bodies facing Mecca. Such an action is deeply offensive to Muslims, who believe that a body must be buried within 24 hours of death.
The video by photojournalist Stephen Dupont also shows US troops broadcasting a message taunting Taliban supporters in a nearby village:
According to an SBS [network] translation of the message, delivered in the local language, the soldiers accused Taliban fighters near Kandahar of being "cowardly dogs". "You allowed your fighters to be laid down facing west and burnt. You are too scared to retrieve their bodies. This just proves you are the lady boys we always believed you to be," the message reportedly said.
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The caption on the image is what one of the soldiers was saying as he watched the bodies burn.
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