Everyone watching the news were shown the brutal and inhumane interrogation of the American POWs like Shoshanna and Riley e.t.c…The US was right in bringing up the Geneva conventions as far as treatment of POWs was concerned…Its good that our gallant soldiers were shown stripping naked Iraqi soldiers and then gagging them and cuffing them and the putting a 3 pound leather hood on their heads, all on international news agencies…And they call America unfair…We should probably have shown them the troops torturing the Iraqi POWs in retaliation for the Iraqis barbaric treatment of our POWs…Treating unarmed POWs like that…Can you believe it? Shoshana had to look UP to the camera…Also it had to be her bad side, Oh, the inhumanity…
Should one mention Guantanamo Bay?
Master Sun Tsu 2000 year old classic "The Art of War"
The first rule of war is that there is no rule.
I was actually laughing when US suddenly started crowing Geneve Convention when yank POWs were shown on TV. Well I said then and I am saying now "jab phati tho sarey convention yaad ae gey"
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I was actually laughing when US suddenly started crowing Geneve Convention when yank POWs were shown on TV. Well I said then and I am saying now "jab phati tho sarey convention yaad ae gey"
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Exactly.
American interrogation techniques are brutal, just brutal…
IRAQIS SING TO HARD ROCK
US interrogators in Baghdad are reported to be using a mix of heavy metal songs and the Sesame Street theme tune to break Iraqi captives.
American officials said subjecting prisoners to long sessions of the “culturally offensive” music encourages them to talk.
“These people haven’t heard heavy metal before,” Sergeant Mark Hadsell told Newsweek magazine. “They can’t take it.”
The interrogators’ favourite tracks include Metallica’s Enter Sandman and the Drowning Pool song Bodies, from the Vin Diesel action film XXX.
They also use children’s music, such as the famous Can You Tell Me How To Get To Sesame Street theme, and a selection of songs from Barney, the jolly purple dinosaur.
In the 1980s, American forces famously played rock music through loudspeakers 24 hours a day until Panama’s General Manuel Noriega surrendered from a compound in which he had taken refuge.
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30200-12322981,00.html
Sesame Street, Barney the Dinosaur, and heavy Metal Music! Most American parents have been terrorized by this music for years!
Quick, call Amnesty!
Indeed.
Iraqi POW’s tortured](http://www.gupistan.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=104933)
Naaaaaa!! can’t be how dare you accuse US…
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Naaaaaa!! can't be how dare you accuse US...
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Sorry, I know they can do no wrong.
Phati indeed. Uncle Saddam’s brave army ki. 
by whom Kim jr. sr. or little Minh… That qualifys for Guiness book of records. Its called 500 miles 1000 miles phati respectively 