Spinning Torturegate
Posted: Wednesday, May 12, 2004

Fishy Circumstances and
Flawed Timelines Surround American's Beheading
1) extremely convenient "wag the dog" timing at the height of furor
regarding U.S. torture of Iraqis

American beheaded as torture backlash grows
The video claims that Mr Zarqawi, a Jordanian national and a senior lieutenant of Osama bin Laden, is the one who cuts off Mr Berg's head.
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