Abu Ghraib scapegoats?
Published: 04 May, 2009, 12:50
As the controversy over CIA torture in Guantanamo continues to rage, two infamous figures from the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal have resurfaced.
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Published: 04 May, 2009, 12:50
As the controversy over CIA torture in Guantanamo continues to rage, two infamous figures from the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal have resurfaced.
We always knew it was not "low level" people abusing prisoners. Bush should be held as a war criminal not just for nthe abuse but for the unprovoked attacks upon Iraq. The 100,000 plus deserve justice. Had this been any other country in the world the US would be screaming for war crimes trials. Hey world, We, the good people of america want to hear you screams.