sort of abuse went on in that prison for almost a year according to
the Red Cross. Other reports concerning the treatment of detainees at
Guantanamo Bay and in Afghanistan have raised similar complaints of
abuse and torture. Given the widespread nature of the cases, it
seems that the senior military leadership and Pentagon gave their
tacit approval at the very least. If not then be prepared for a lot
of incidents like MyLai and other massacres of innocent civilians.
larry
>This is the US we're talking about.
>
>Americans aren't answerable to the world.
>
>And the Old Boy's club shall only be sundered by an act of the god they
>worship.
>(Who is of course superior to all else as well, just as they are).
>
>-Gel
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Larry C. Lyons
>
>When informed of it, not only
>was the regiment disbanded, but from the perpetrators on up through
>to the Chief of Defense staff, people were either sent to courts
>marshall or they were fired as appropriate. Even the Minister of
>National Defense at the time was forced to resign.
>
> Perhaps the US Army and the Pentagon should consider doing the same,
>
>
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