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  • 2004: A Sexual Space Odyssey (Iraq:a Sci-Fi movie conceived in the mind of Betty Friedan)

    05/06/2004 11:59:05 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 17 replies · 250+ views
    The American Prowler ^ | 5/7/2004 | George Neumayr
    It sounds like a Sci-Fi movie conceived in the mind of Betty Friedan: Misogynist Muslim males in an Iraqi prison under the control of a female general are leashed like dogs for the amusement of female guards during a game of carnal hijinks -- "2004: A Sexual Space Odyssey." What once was a men-are-dogs satirical cartoon in feminist magazines is now a photo on the front page of newspapers. Will Hillary Clinton, who sits on the Senate Committee on Armed Services set to browbeat Donald Rumsfeld today, apologize for the photo of the female guard leashing a Muslim male? Where...
  • Dead US soldier hung on public display

    03/31/2003 5:51:55 PM PST · by sjersey · 168 replies · 1,419+ views
    The Age ^ | 4/1/2003 | AFP
    US Marines moved into the southern Iraqi town of Shatrah today to recover the body of a dead comrade which had been hanged in the town square, officers said. Hundreds of troops were dispatched on the operation after intelligence reports indicated the body of a dead American, who was killed in a firefight last week, had been paraded through the streets and hanged in public. "We would like to retrieve the body of the marine but it is not our sole purpose," said Lieutenant-Colonel Pete Owen, of the First Marine Expeditionary Force. Military sources said another part of the operation...
  • Where Helen Thomas's heart lies

    03/31/2003 9:41:41 AM PST · by JohnHuang2 · 33 replies · 207+ views
    TownHall.com ^ | Monday, March 31, 2003 | by Michelle Malkin
    Shame, shame, shame on Helen Thomas. The crusty ex-journalist-turned-White House heckler had only one thing on her mind when her favorite news stations, al Jazeera and Iraqi state TV, repeatedly broadcast those chilling pictures of scared American POWs and gleeful Iraqi soldiers hovering over dead American soldiers last weekend. Thomas did not ask if the five Americans in captivity had been tortured or raped. Thomas did not wonder whether the dead American soldiers had been wantonly executed in public by Saddam's thugs, who ambushed our men and women (yes, Helen, I said "our") in the city of Nasiriyah. Thomas did...
  • A CHILLING DISCOVERY

    03/30/2003 3:18:22 AM PST · by Glenn · 95 replies · 633+ views
    CNN ^ | 03/30/2003 | Sundry
    CNN.com - Bloodied U.S. battle fatigues discovered - Mar. 30, 2003WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Bloodied U.S. battle fatigues believed to be those of some of an ambushed Army maintenance unit were found in a hospital in Nasiriya, Iraq, according to a Pentagon official. The uniforms, found by U.S. troops who took over the hospital, appeared to have had their name tags and flag patches ripped off, perhaps to hide the identity of their owners, the official said. The troops also discovered what appeared to be a torture device made of a metal cot and a car battery. The uniforms appear to...
  • NYT Will Report Captives were Executed

    03/25/2003 9:24:16 PM PST · by Mr. Mulliner · 114 replies · 353+ views
    The Command Post ^ | March 26, 2003
    12:06 AM | NYT will report captives were executed CNN - aaron brown is saying the NYT tomorrow will have a report that some of the POWs were summarily executed, probably publicly."When this word gets out, it's hard to control the troops." Gen. Wesley Clark. Brown said the story will change things. "People will be outraged."
  • Officials Say Iraqis May Have Killed Some Prisoners

    03/25/2003 8:48:23 PM PST · by saquin · 20 replies · 367+ views
    NY Times ^ | 3/26/2003
    March 26, 2003 Officials Say Iraqis May Have Killed Some PrisonersBy ERIC SCHMITT and DAVID E. SANGER ASHINGTON, March 25 ? Some of the Army mechanics captured on Sunday after they took a wrong turn in the Iraqi town of Nasiriya were apparently executed by their captors, probably in front of townspeople in the area, American officials charged tonight. The officials cautioned tonight that this information was based on a single source, apparently a communications intercept, and that they were seeking corroborating evidence. It is unclear how many of the seven slain soldiers were executed, rather than slain in...