> US war crimes : how troops tortured Iraqi prisoners
1 May 2004, 06:38
First of all, we don’t have any ideas of the context in which these pictures where taken. These actions may have took place only once or those pics may only show the tip of the iceberg.
It doesn’t look to me like they were actually "tortured" but they certainly feared for their lives to accept such humiliation.
I understand that in some case fear or even some kind of torture can be used to get information that could save lives or may make the country a better place, but the smile in the face of the so called guardians tells a lot about their intention and competance. If you’re going to torture someone fucking torture them, I am not convinced that playing gay ass game with their dicks and have them posing in homosexual acts will have any positive inpact.
Furthermore, as far as I know homosexual behavior is not something that is quite well seen or understood in arabic country so I think it migh enflame a hell of a lot of people who are going to see those pictures out there.
First of all, we don’t have any ideas of the context in which these pictures where taken. These actions may have took place only once or those pics may only show the tip of the iceberg.
It doesn’t look to me like they were actually "tortured" but they certainly feared for their lives to accept such humiliation.
I understand that in some case fear or even some kind of torture can be used to get information that could save lives or may make the country a better place, but the smile in the face of the so called guardians tells a lot about their intention and competance. If you’re going to torture someone fucking torture them, I am not convinced that playing gay ass game with their dicks and have them posing in homosexual acts will have any positive inpact.
Furthermore, as far as I know homosexual behavior is not something that is quite well seen or understood in arabic country so I think it migh enflame a hell of a lot of people who are going to see those pictures out there.