[Miss Marple]

I was happy to respond. I fail to see why no one in the media, including Rush, Hannity, Medved, and the rest, are speaking about CBS's culpability in this.

If it is against the Geneva Convention to humiliate prisoners, why is CBS broadcasting the photos. They are, in my opinion, as guilty of war crimes as the guards at the prison.

[Revolting cat!]

why is CBS broadcasting the photos

"The public's right to know", don't you know? (Does that even have to be stated anymore?) Or, to translate it into everyday language - the mob's right and demand to be titillated 24/7!

[Orlando]

I agree 100+%, but the Republicans in charge are PUN*S and won't do nothing to defense our troops.

What else is left ???

[lelio]

If it is against the Geneva Convention to humiliate prisoners, why is CBS broadcasting the photos. They are, in my opinion, as guilty of war crimes as the guards at the prison.

What kind of twisted logic is that? You witness acts, take photos to publicize the inhuman treatment and you're the one being called the war criminal?

[onyx]

If it is against the Geneva Convention to humiliate prisoners, why is CBS broadcasting the photos. They are, in my opinion, as guilty of war crimes as the guards at the prison.



Exactly right.
US military was and is investigating.
No cover-up.
CBS has an agenda:
it wants to destroy President Bush,
nevermind that their unconscionable acts have
undermined our prosecution of the war in Iraq.
To CBS and their gleeful media competitors,
our American soldiers (and dare I say coalition soldiers also?)
must now fight in a light of hated we can only imagine.