Torturing Hearts and Minds
Posted: Tuesday, May 4, 2004
A Mindless, Unnecessary War
Washington's reckless policies have led the world to face ever more difficult problems. For that reason, it is no surprise that social demonstrations occur in different parts of the world, such as those in Spain, which led up to a significant and encouraging action, an extraordinary and almost exclusive event carried out by the Spanish people, particularly Spanish youth.
Viewed Darkly by the World
A Broad Pattern of Abuse and Denial
Allegations of torture and mistreatment of detainees by U.S. forces in Iraq do not involve isolated cases, but are part of a broader pattern of what the Army's own investigation into the matter called "systemic abuse."
Abu Ghraib, CBS and American Power
Empire of Torture
Spare Us Your Disgusting Ethics
Four Indians return home after nine-month ordeal in Iraq
Army report documents mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners
Canadian tells of torture in Iraq by U.S. soldiers
French TV screens images 'of US helicopter crew killing Iraqis'
Abu Ghuraib prisoners speak of 'torture'
America's Deep, Dark Secret
Gestapo-like behaviour by US Armed Forces
Torturing Hearts and Minds
Flashback: The CIA’s international dirty war
US oversees abduction, torture, execution of alleged terrorists
The U.S. has backed Indonesia's military thugs for decades.
Iraq is World's Most Dangerous Journalistic Assignment
The dehumanizing nature of occupation
Psychological thumbscrewing OK: army
Former human rights minister told Bremer about Iraq detainee abuse
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