I've heard of a site called archive.org that tries to give access to all the web content ever published so that governments cant censor the web. see if stuff turned up there.
By LARRY NEUMEISTER, Associated Press Writer 30 minutes ago
NEW YORK - A federal judge Thursday ordered the release of dozens more pictures of prisoners being abused at
Abu Ghraib, rejecting government arguments that the images would provoke terrorists and incite violence against U.S. troops in
Iraq.
I read this morning that a video soundtrack of screaming kids was unbearable, and Iraqi women were sending notes to their husbands asking them to kill them...
In court proceedings, Gen. Richard Myers argued that releasing the pictures and videos would give aid to the enemy: boosting al Qaeda recruitment, destabilizing governments in Iraq and Afghanistan and inciting riots throughout the Muslim world
Hmmmm... you know what would alleviate that "aid to the enemy?" Maybe if we STOPPED abusing prisoners.
Releasing those tapes and holding our leadership accountable is the best way I can think of to stop the abuse. Also, not a bad demonstration that we as a nation have an ounce of decency left.
Hmmmm... you know what would alleviate that "aid to the enemy?" Maybe if we STOPPED abusing prisoners.
Releasing those tapes and holding our leadership accountable is the best way I can think of to stop the abuse. Also, not a bad demonstration that we as a nation have an ounce of decency left.
Apparantly, (according to my TV) some of these photos are now circulating on tha intermaweb anyway, and they are 'more disturbing in nature' than the previous ones.
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