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Mon 18 Jan, 2010 04:46 pm
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Those
Chickenhawks might be too gutless to do any (actual) fighting, themselves, but they surely do know how to recruit insurgents
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Quote:"Another thirty minutes passed.
Then, as Hickman and Penvose both recall, Camp Delta suddenly ?lit up??stadium-style flood lights were turned on, and the camp became the scene of frenzied activity, filling with personnel in and out of uniform. Hickman headed to the clinic, which appeared to be the center of activity, to learn the reason for the commotion.
He asked a distraught medical corpsman what had happened. She said three dead prisoners had been delivered to the clinic. Hickman recalled her saying that they had died because they had rags stuffed down their throats[/URL], and that one of them was severely bruised. Davila told me he spoke to Navy guards who said the men had died as the result of having rags stuffed down their throats."
@Mr Shaman,
This is an interesting article. This is what disturbs me the most:
Quote:Complicating these questions is the fact that Camp No might have been controlled by another authority, the Joint Special Operations Command, which Bush?s defense secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, had hoped to transform into a Pentagon version of the CIA. Under Rumsfeld?s direction, JSOC began to take on many tasks traditionally handled by the CIA, including the housing and interrogation of prisoners at black sites around the world. The Pentagon recently acknowledged the existence of one such JSOC black site, located at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan, and other suspected sites, such as Camp Nama in Baghdad, have been carefully documented by human-rights researchers.