Torture Is News But It's Not New
Posted: Saturday, May 8, 2004

Between Iraq and a Hard Place
The American people have now received photographic evidence of what most of the rest of the world has already learned: the "war on terror" is terror!

Torture as Normalcy: As American as Apple Pie

UK forces taught torture methods

They Knew

America and Its Moral Superiority Complex

Iraq abuse cases are no aberration
A review of the changing US policy towards torture and other forms of unlawful interrogation by the Center for Cooperative Research has produced literally scores of documented examples of violence against US-held prisoners - in Iraq, Afghanistan, Guantanamo - as well as against those the US `rendered' over to its allies.

Just Go...

The Misunderestimated Man

Bush's New, New Lie

Bush sickened, but suspects still at work

Torture, the CIA and the Press

Canadian who was imprisoned in Iraq alleges torture

Mistreatment of Prisoners Is Called Routine in U.S.

Torture Is News But It's Not New
There were photographs of dismembered bodies, of soldiers holding up severed ears and testicles and of the actual moments of torture. There were men and women being beaten to death, and drowned, and humiliated in stomach-turning ways. On one photograph was a stick-on balloon above the torturer's head, which said: "That'll teach you to talk to the press."

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