One Nation Under Guard
Posted: Wednesday, May 5, 2004

U.S. Troops Said to Mistreat Elder Iraqi
U.S. soldiers who detained an elderly Iraqi woman last year placed a harness on her, made her crawl on all fours and rode her like a donkey, Prime Minister Tony Blair's personal human rights envoy to Iraq said Wednesday.

Terrorists R US

West's double standards
If the media made even a fraction of the fuss over Blair's dodgy dossier as they are making over the pictures of British soldiers mistreating Iraqi hostages, then we wouldn't be in Iraq today

Tormenting Prisoners, Torturing Truth

Rumsfeld 'Unsure' of Torture In Iraq

Iraqi prisoner scandal grows

More prisoner deaths by US investigated

An Army Of Scum

25 deaths in custody in Iraq, Afghanistan
Criminal investigations have been launched into 35 cases of alleged abuse in military prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan since December, including 25 deaths in custody, a senior army official said

When we're the evildoers in Iraq

Doubts surface on control of Iraq oil revenue

Prisoner abuse reports a blow to U.S. claims of moral high ground

US Army Report on Iraqi Prisoner Abuse

Eyeless in Iraq: The L.A. Times and the Fog War

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