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To: Sam who wrote (131744)	5/6/2004 8:52:14 PM
From: Sarmad Y. Hermiz	Read Replies (2) of 281500

>> As long as the allegations could be plausibly denied, those who want to believe the denials will do so, and those who don't won't. Sam. Of course. The human rights minister in Iraq said that several times he told Bremer that people were being tortured in prisons by US forces, and he was ignored. The people here or in the white house who claim that torture and humiliation are not a mandated, directed, systematic tool of the US in iraq are lying. Some of the pictures that came out today are dated from April 2003. If they want to have credibility, then let them allow unrestricted questioning of the interrogators in an international a court of law. And a UNSC resolution to compel all personnel to testify. We know that the US Army knew of these tortures for months. They classified the reports "secret" in an attempt to suppress them. Sarmad

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