Comments on: Once Again, the Press and Abu Ghraib

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By: Lan Nguyen

Lan Nguyen — Tue, 15 Jun 2004 03:00:38 +0000

“…I would be interested in Dr. Rosen’s answer to the following: which of the items in the �cheat sheet� by David Corn are believed by the main stream media (as represented or analyzed by Dr. Rosen) to be negatives? I think it would be an interesting piece of information. I don’t ask this to debate, but simply out of curiosity.

Finally, there are many major aspects of the war on terror that need exploring in an honest and investigative way � for example, what is the true policy towards Saudi Arabia and what are the alternatives. I don�t mean silly stories alleging policy formed by relationships between former oilmen and Saudis, but substantive policy analyses. What is the true threat from Iran? What are the scenarios as Iran approaches nuclear capability � what would or could the US do? What would or could Israel do? What would be the repercussions in the War on Terror?

What would happen if an anonymous nuclear weapon suddenly exploded in Washington, DC or Manhattan or Lawrence, Kansas? What are the plans for this sort of event? What do experts think the response of Americans and its government would be? What if this happens when Iran is known to possess nuclear weapons?

Will our ABM system protect us against North Korean ICBMs? Iranian ones 2 or 3 years down the road? If not, why not? Is it possible to do so (including the issue of using nuclear warheads on the system, as the Russians do on their currently operational ABM system surrounding Moscow).

Will we hear any analyses of these issues, or is Abu Ghraib all consuming?”

You don’t find those analyses in the main stream media, TVs included and neither in academia due to influence of liberals in “art”. Those discussions are for serious critical rational people – not for lazy captive audiences and their feeders.

By: Walter Wallis

Walter Wallis — Mon, 14 Jun 2004 19:53:03 +0000

I still believe that Michael Moore may have instigated this behavior as a part of his anti-U.S. campaign.
Imagine what would have happened to an officer who told a lady soldier “Go in and get fucked in front of the prisoners.”

By: John Dunshee

John Dunshee — Mon, 14 Jun 2004 05:08:19 +0000

I’ve posted on this in comments and my own blog. They have taken a minor story about seven misfits and stretched it to cover the entire war.

What those guards were doing had nothing to do with interrogating anyone. They were not “softening them up” for MI, MI had no interest in these creeps. The prisoners were common criminals that had raped a fourteen year old boy during a prison riot, not “insurgents.” They were not acting under orders from anyone.

The only thing connecting this with interrogations is the self-serving testimony of the defendants themselves.

But on that tiny hook, the press has managed to hang every bump and bruise on every prisoner in Iraq and Afghanistan. They bring up the soldiers charged with abusing prisoners while ignoring the fact that these charges were brought before the press knew anything about Abu Ghraib and by the same people that they now say are covering up.

Doesn’t matter. The story is set in stone now. A lie can get halfway around the world before the truth gets its pants on.

As far as the “torture” they are talking about, I’m sorry, I don’t think that keeping someone naked and disoriented is torture.

By: Mark

Mark — Mon, 14 Jun 2004 00:16:54 +0000

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Mark

By: Ed-Dallas

Ed-Dallas — Sun, 13 Jun 2004 23:32:59 +0000

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