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15-11-2004, 11:06 PM
BUSH WATCHES NEW PHOTOS OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS RAPING AN IRAQI WOMAN BEFORE BEING PUBLISHED!!!
Translated by: Prof. Dr. Q. Al-Samarrai
Samarrai11@hotmail.com
Washington: Sources in the Pentagon revealed that there are between 200 and 300 photos depicting various methods of inhumanly abusing and torturing Iraqi detainees which are not as yet published or shown to the media. Some of them show sexual violation and violent raping of young Iraqi boys. Bush watched as well photos of American soldiers (three of them) raping collectively an Iraqi detainee woman whom they forcibly led to an isolated spot. The American CNN reported that a well informed source in Bush administration as saying: Bush himself saw tens of colour photos depicting American soldiers in despicable sexual scenes with Iraqi detainees. Sources in Bush administration announced that furious discussion is going between the White House and the Pentagon on about whether it is advisable to permit publishing ALL the photos and videos that show the excessive abuse of Iraqi detainees at the hands of American soldiers instead of waiting for the media to get hold of them. A final disc ion was not yet reached. Bush undertook an unprecedented initiative when he visited the Pentagon to show his support of his defense secretary who s facing an ever increasing pressure to resign his post. In the same meeting, Bush declared: “we will hold accountable every one who committed the act of torture or abused the Iraqi detainees. He further says: “Free states can face such problems but the investigations about the abuses have already begun what is now called “the session of excuses”. But in spite of mounting criticism leveled against the defense secretary of state concerning the inhumane treatment of the Iraqi detainees, Bush turned his face to Ramsveld saying: “you have done a great job” “you are a great defense secretary, you have performed a great work to fight terrorism”. Bush promised to continue the commitment of his country in staying in Iraq until his commitment is accomplished. He, moreover, said: “I will take every precaution to safeguard the American forces in Iraq and the security of the Iraqis”.
http://us.moheet.com/asp/cunt_show.asp?lol=1269791
Translated by: Prof. Dr. Q. Al-Samarrai
Samarrai11@hotmail.com
Washington: Sources in the Pentagon revealed that there are between 200 and 300 photos depicting various methods of inhumanly abusing and torturing Iraqi detainees which are not as yet published or shown to the media. Some of them show sexual violation and violent raping of young Iraqi boys. Bush watched as well photos of American soldiers (three of them) raping collectively an Iraqi detainee woman whom they forcibly led to an isolated spot. The American CNN reported that a well informed source in Bush administration as saying: Bush himself saw tens of colour photos depicting American soldiers in despicable sexual scenes with Iraqi detainees. Sources in Bush administration announced that furious discussion is going between the White House and the Pentagon on about whether it is advisable to permit publishing ALL the photos and videos that show the excessive abuse of Iraqi detainees at the hands of American soldiers instead of waiting for the media to get hold of them. A final disc ion was not yet reached. Bush undertook an unprecedented initiative when he visited the Pentagon to show his support of his defense secretary who s facing an ever increasing pressure to resign his post. In the same meeting, Bush declared: “we will hold accountable every one who committed the act of torture or abused the Iraqi detainees. He further says: “Free states can face such problems but the investigations about the abuses have already begun what is now called “the session of excuses”. But in spite of mounting criticism leveled against the defense secretary of state concerning the inhumane treatment of the Iraqi detainees, Bush turned his face to Ramsveld saying: “you have done a great job” “you are a great defense secretary, you have performed a great work to fight terrorism”. Bush promised to continue the commitment of his country in staying in Iraq until his commitment is accomplished. He, moreover, said: “I will take every precaution to safeguard the American forces in Iraq and the security of the Iraqis”.
http://us.moheet.com/asp/cunt_show.asp?lol=1269791