
| Msg # 110 of 620 on ZZUK4446, Thursday 10-29-25, 2:24 |
| From: BUSH'S BLOOD LIES |
| To: ICEMAN |
| Subj: Re: Myers: RELEASE OF PRISON PHOTOS WOUL |
XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.impeach.bush, alt.military XPost: alt.military.retired, alt.politics, alt.politics.bush XPost: talk.politics.misc, uk.politics From: NO_WMDs@WHOOPS!_SORRY!.com iceman wrote: > [Oh, Really?] > > Myers: Release Of Abu Ghraib Prison Photos Could Cause Riots > > AP | August 13 2005 > > The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff warns that releasing photos and > videotapes of detainee abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison could have serious > consequences. > > Gen. Richard Myers contends in recently unsealed court documents that the > release of such information would aid al-Qaida recruitment, weaken > governments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and incite riots against U.S. troops. > > The American Civil Liberties Union wants 87 photographs and four videotapes > taken at the prison released as part of a lawsuit it filed in 2003. > > The group is seeking information on the treatment of detainees in U.S. > custody and about the transfer of prisoners to countries known to use > torture. > > ------------- > Because there is no Al Qaeda beyond what are CIA operatives, the so-called > "Al Qaeda" captives produced by Pakistanis for the $45,000 bounty for each > is an enticement to kidnap old tribal rivals, lone GOATHERDERS, drug trade > competitors, and produce them as AQ and collect the rewards. The rewards > are "rewarding" to say the least, and what possible benefit these would be > to the US is puzzling to say the least. > > Rumsfeld admitted once that they "couldn't ever release the prisoners at > GITMO, for they could sue us into oblivion". > > It's obvious there is little intelligence that could be gained from such > prisoners, that could not be gained in two days (according to some > experts--you can get most anything you want plus admissions to crimes they > never commited in 2 days or less). > > So what is the purpose of keeping them year after year, not allowing legal > counsel, unless they are up to no good in the first place? > > I've heard of not only mind-control training on the order of UK Ultra--to be > assassins or terrorists triggered on a hidden command, and/or to train them > thru repetitive torture to never tell what happened to them in > captivity---but making them a bloody mess by cutting slits in their penis > and telling them "everytime you look at that you remember that the US is > your master and you remember what we can do to you." Only then could such a > permanently brainwashed person be released. > > I doubt the Iraqis don't already know what is happening and more in the > prisons like Abu Gharib.......and no riots would occur, for they already > hate the wholesale killing of civilians and occupation--- > > I suspect that it's the American citizens that they fear would rise up and > riot after seeing the photos..... Most Americans would jerk off to the photos. --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2) |
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