FBI records cite Quran abuse allegations

Bakersfield Californian ^ | 5/25/05 | Robert Burns - AP

[NormsRevenge]

Who ya gonna believe, those who are suspected and known terrorists or your own countrymen?

[NormsRevenge]

The once-secret FBI documents show a consistency to the allegations ...

Umm hmmmm.. sure ,, umm hmmm

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

Well, it's not the nature of the evidence, it's the seriousness of the charge, right?

[xcamel]

This is the same guy that claims that UFOs **only** land in trailer parks.

I believe his psudonym is I. M. Becellé

[Sterm26]

I posted this at the same time you did....what steams me about this "story" is AP's transparent attempt to "prove" Newsweek's story, and give the idiot terrorists and their cluess defenders more ammo to bash us with.

[NormsRevenge]

It sure makes ya wonder about some in the media and the 'human rights' movements and whose side they are really on, eh?

[Bigh4u2]

"The story itself tells us NOTHING new, and gives more voice to the idiot terrorists and their clueless Amenesty defenders."

Just 'par for the course' for the MSM.

I find it hard to believe that most people in the US haven't figured out yet who's side the MSM is on.

If this article doesn't make it more obvious, then NOTHING will convince them short of Treason.

And that might not do it either.

[tomahawk]

How many people will die because of this AP story?

[Blogger]

Indeed, the FBI records cite at least one instance in which a detainee is said to have falsely claimed that a guard had dropped a Quran. "In actuality the detainee dropped the Quran and then blamed the guard. Many other detainees reacted to this claim," the FBI document said, and that sparked an uprising "on or about 19-20 July 2002."

The sheeple will only read the headline and believe what they want. The press will never fully report this.

[NormsRevenge]

We the people have many enemies and they operate in the open for they fear no persecution much less prosecution as a result of peddling their 'truths'.

There need to be prosecutions at the highest levels of the openly biased and conniving media orgs for their openly displayed agendas and lockstep march with the left and the America is evil crowd.

[MississippyMuddy]

In January 2003, the military issued a three-page written guideline for handling a detainee's Quran, including a stipulation that it should be handled "as if it were a fragile piece of delicate art," and that it not be placed in "offensive areas such as the floor, near the toilet or sink, near the feet or dirty/wet areas."

O.k., would these "human rights" activists start bitching about the abuse of the Bible in Saudi? Oh, forgive me, of course not......

Jeff

[NormsRevenge]

How many will die from this one?

The Over/Under is 12

[theDentist]

The MSM will always believe the "oppressed prisoners".

[siunevada]

Amnesty International urged the United States to shut down the prison, calling it "the gulag of our time."

So. What's the number that lived on a diet of bread made from sawdust and have died through forced labor?

Gulag. Hyperbole isn't helping your case, Amnesty.

[atomicweeder]

As I've said before in other forums, the US response should not be: "It's false, we didn't do it."

It should be: "Maybe we did, maybe we didn't. What's it to ya?"

[Bigh4u2]

I see the 'Al Qaeda Training Manual' has been put to good use.

Or is that the Koran?

Either one probably works for these poor prisoners.

[Dilbert56]

We need to stop this abuse. No Korans or toilets for prisoners. Now scum, got any more complaints?

[eleni121]

Why should I or anyone believe a blatatly dishonest bunch like AI founded by a socialist and good buddies with Soros?