The shame they brought on this nation and their fellow soldiers was treasonous. The value of the propaganda victory handed the enemy was incalculable.
The shame they brought on this nation and their fellow soldiers was treasonous. The value of the propaganda victory handed the enemy was incalculable.
You are so wrong. In any other country, those criminals would not have been alive.
That victory, however, didn't belong to the perps.
That victory belonged to the New York Times and its camp-followers in the MSM.
Had they not chosen to sensationalize Abu Graibh in service to their anti-Bush and anti-American agendas, there would have been no propaganda "victory".
Mega bump. Those convicted of abusing prisoners are not heroes. Through their actions they sullied the image of our country and, by riling up the Iraqis, put their fellow soldiers lives at risk.