Défaire un empereur que pour en faire un autre ?
Re: Défaire un empereur que pour en faire un autre ?
[quote="D-nice";p="113681"]lying iraqi bastards all you have to do is wheel out some far loses and smack them on the back and take a few photos and say a marine did it. just what you liberals all want for everone to hate america just like you. or better yet for everyone to be evil. just like you.[/quote]
Maybe that's why John Kerry calls our troops terrorists?
Maybe that's why John Kerry calls our troops terrorists?
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Re: Défaire un empereur que pour en faire un autre ?
john kerry is a loser, no literally he is a loser. an evil loser.
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I got the yo-yo.
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By Ellen Knickmeyer
Washington Post Foreign Service
Monday, December 12, 2005; A01
BAGHDAD, Dec. 11 -- An Iraqi government search of a detention center in Baghdad operated by Interior Ministry special commandos found 13 prisoners who had suffered abuse serious enough to require medical treatment, U.S. and Iraqi officials said Sunday night.
An Iraqi official with firsthand knowledge of the search said that at least 12 of the 13 prisoners had been subjected to "severe torture," including sessions of electric shock and episodes that left them with broken bones.
"Two of them showed me their nails, and they were gone," the official said on condition of anonymity because of security concerns.
A government spokesman, Laith Kubba, said Sunday night that any findings at the prison would be "subject to an investigation," but he declined to comment on the allegations.
The site, which was searched Thursday, is the second Interior Ministry detention center where cases of prisoner abuse have been confirmed by U.S. and Iraqi officials.
Washington Post Foreign Service
Monday, December 12, 2005; A01
BAGHDAD, Dec. 11 -- An Iraqi government search of a detention center in Baghdad operated by Interior Ministry special commandos found 13 prisoners who had suffered abuse serious enough to require medical treatment, U.S. and Iraqi officials said Sunday night.
An Iraqi official with firsthand knowledge of the search said that at least 12 of the 13 prisoners had been subjected to "severe torture," including sessions of electric shock and episodes that left them with broken bones.
"Two of them showed me their nails, and they were gone," the official said on condition of anonymity because of security concerns.
A government spokesman, Laith Kubba, said Sunday night that any findings at the prison would be "subject to an investigation," but he declined to comment on the allegations.
The site, which was searched Thursday, is the second Interior Ministry detention center where cases of prisoner abuse have been confirmed by U.S. and Iraqi officials.
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Re: Défaire un empereur que pour en faire un autre ?
To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift. Pre