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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (581177)6/8/2004 3:45:52 PM
From: Cola Can  Read Replies (4) of 769670
 
To begin with, the Iraqi prisoners were NOT tortured,
rather they were humiliated


And prisoners in concentration camps were not starved,
but were on a diet. The Gestapo has an opening for you Ann.

Did you know, America treated is prisoners exetremely well
in WWII? They did this, in hopes Americans taken prisoner,
would be treated well alo. German prisoners were allow
to work on farms, and got paid. German generals got a small
home to stay in, and have servants, all paid for by the
USA. They had it better as a prisoner, than they did
as a german citizen. Many German prisoners chose to stay
in England, after WWII, rather than go back to Germany,
because they were treated so well.

Now compare that to today's America. Humiliation? How
far has the USA fallen into depravity? I don't defend
the enemy, but condemn an invasion that should never have
been. The invading country, such as Germany, Japan, etc,..
torture prisoners, to get information, because the
population despises the invader, and wont help. The
population, in Iraq is not helping. The USA should not
be there. The Iraq invasion isn't "war on terror."
Get it through your THICK SKULL.

7 bad eggs do not represent the over 300,000 courageous
U.S. soldiers in Iraq


Most of Nazi soldiers didn't work concentration camps
either. The acts of depravity came from the top. Bush
is the commander giving orders to commit torture and other
such war crimes.

WASHINGTON - A group of lawyers in the Bush
administration argued in a paper last year that the
president has supreme authority over the questioning of
terrorist suspects, and can legally order interrogators to
torture or commit other crimes against them.


Now get it through your think skull!
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