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Abu Ghraib Whistle-Blower Goes PublicPosted on Aug 16, 2006The U.S. soldier who exposed the atrocities at the notorious Iraq prison camp is speaking out for the first time about his experiences. His claims are unexpected: “Nobody in command knew about the abuse, because nobody in command cared enough to find out.”
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By liberty_grl_2006, August 22, 2006 at 8:39 pm #
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I for one support Joe Darby and think he is incredibly brave to speak out about what was really going on. Whatever the motivation, abuse is WRONG, be it by Iraqis or by Americans. If you want to offer some lines of support for Joe, check out
http://www.thanksjoedarby.com
Report thisBy Sabrina, August 17, 2006 at 7:17 pm #
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Do not believe a word he says, He had these pictures along with many other soldiers and as soon as he found out someone else was going to turn them in he turned them in to avoid getting in trouble…want the truth about Joseph Darby check out http://www.supportscapegoats.com
Report thisBy kevin99999, August 17, 2006 at 11:50 am #
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I do not believe this guy for a second.
Report thisBy frank Delgado, August 16, 2006 at 11:10 pm #
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The sophisticated techiques used to torture the prisons must have been an epiphany. These guards were not the brightest and best America had to offer. Similar techiques were used in Guatemala and Viet Nam but with more death resulting.
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