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11-10-2002 12:51 AM ET (US)
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"of what they're going to do to these people later when they start to question them..."
Ah . . . Room 101, where the interrogators are all dressed in Disney character costumes, except for the one faceless clown they keep chained in the corner who lunges at the prisoner as he's brought in.
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11-09-2002 08:23 PM ET (US)
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Edited by author 11-09-2002 08:23 PM
It doesn't seem that unusual to me - we are talking about people who have trained for years to be suicidal cold blooded killers. While true you can't have an instant trial and determine if all these blokes are guilty, seems to me the security measures are for the safety of all.
Bet if someone got pictures of what they're going to do to these people later when they start to question them, people would really get an eye opener.
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11-09-2002 09:57 AM ET (US)
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I'm tellin' ya'. One word:
BOX CUTTERS!!!!
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11-09-2002 09:05 AM ET (US)
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Edited by author 11-09-2002 09:12 AM
Dan Rather showed the pics last night on the 6:30 news. Said the Pentagon is none too happy.
Just showed my wife the photos. Her comment: "What's so bad about those? Gee, they gave them ear protectors. That was nice."
And yeah, the do have more leg room than I typically get on a flight. I wish I could lay down on the floor sometimes.
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11-09-2002 05:21 AM ET (US)
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the pic's are sick. treating people who have't been proven to have done anything wrong is sick an we should all be ashamed of what we are doing. Even if they have done something should we be there bigger man.
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| Joey deVilla
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11-09-2002 04:36 AM ET (US)
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They're getting more legroom that I did on my last charter flight.
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11-09-2002 12:03 AM ET (US)
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11-08-2002 10:02 PM ET (US)
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I don't think it is shocking that we would be transporting
POWs in the body of C-130s. However, these photos are weird
because the bodies are so contorted. It looks like bottoms
turned around backwards, the feet and the hips turned in
different directions. It is sort of nauseating and not all
that easy to sort out.
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11-08-2002 09:26 PM ET (US)
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Could somebody explain what's inhumane about it? Humiliating, sure. Uncomfortable, no doubt. But inhumane?
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11-08-2002 09:06 PM ET (US)
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Also, if you were going to edit a picture for propaganda purposes, why not go all the way? You know:
Evil Jews collecting blood for their diabolical holiday cookies.
George Bush force-feeding pork chops to the prisoners.
A Starbucks in the background, serving lattes made non-shade-beans.
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11-08-2002 09:03 PM ET (US)
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bad PR move? They're lucky we didn't drag them home in a net hung outside the plane.
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11-08-2002 08:56 PM ET (US)
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Wow making these guys sit on the floor. That's really inhumane.</sarcasm>
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11-08-2002 08:38 PM ET (US)
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foob, just because the images were passed thru Photoshop, doesn't mean they were photoshopped. That is, Photoshop has lots of legitimate uses to do things like cropping or adjusting the contrast of news photos that don't involve any deception.
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11-08-2002 07:46 PM ET (US)
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$ strings pow1.jpg |more
JFIF
Ducky
Adobe
Looks like photoshop.
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