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The plot thickens.
The People claims that they are close to arresting 6 soldiers, but that could be as false as the pics |
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Yep don't think the Army or MOD would say there going to arrest anyone until they have actually made the arrests
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it is odd how quick the mirror got the pics after the us ones
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now i do believe that we should take these accusations seriously instead of trying to to contradict any reports coming through, yes the source is not the best but you have to wonder why the mirror would concoct such a hideous library of images, ofcourse im not saying that these pictures are true but you have to look at what humans are capable of if you were able to 'get your ownback' on people then you would ? instead of saying 'our army would not do this' or being patriotic in that sense, its just as bad as the americans are with there military... |
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The story does appear to be evolving by the hour.
I would like to see some hard evidence from another source than the mirror ( a self confessed "anti Iraq war" paper) though. ;) I will reserve judgment at this point.... |
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I think its a lot better to have innocent until proven guilty instead.
We are not trying to contradict reports but some people cast doubts and we have too wonder why...The gun, the fact that a prisoner is wearing a shirt with the iraqi flag on? and for someone who is being abused its very very clean. I am not sure ever way if its true, but i dont know why in this country we are so quick to try and make out that the world is bad. Why is it that we all ways complain? People on average are good no matter what you might say. There is a difference between being patriotic and not always belive the country is heading for the gutter |
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You know,IF I was going to kick crap out of a prisoner of war I certainly wouldn't allow anyone to take pictures of me doing so.
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Also look at the photos, there is a real lack of any signs of torture or beatings. Look at the shirt considering the dirt around him to was spotlessly white it must have put on at that moment.
Also while the us versions showed clear abuse these do not. ALso the picture quality is excellent. Unlike the grain type quality of the usa versions - It was the wrong type of gun, where did they get it - Wrong truck, that one was never deployed to iraq where did that come from - no sling on gun - wrong hats - photos have a professional quality, if you where dumb enough to let someone watch you beat the crap outta someone why use v good cameras compared to the us versions which are poor quality. - Prisoners would not were shirts with the iraqi flag on it, and why is the shirt so clean |
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I saw a bit on TV about it earlier, and it suprised me how little I realised about the pics (susceptible maybe?). I mean, the TV report pointed out how there was no dirt anywhere. No sweat. No body marks at all. Not one bruise, laceration, nothing. How I never saw that myself looking at the photos before, I don't know, but after it was pointed it out, I can't believe I ever thought the pictures might be real.
Incidently, I don't think the Mirror faked the pictures, although saying that, if an anti-war group faked them (which I think they did), but i'm suprised the group didn't give them to the Guardian, to give the pictures a bit more credibility. Or maybe they did, and turned them down, not believing they were true? |
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I was listening to 5Live this evening and heard a some expert saying that the pictures were genuine, but they were six months old. The Lancashire regiment (i think thats what they were called) are not even stationed in Iraq right now, and that a disciplinary procedure had already begun before this emerged. Not sure true it is, but more food for thought.
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They'd much rather have kept Saddam in power, terrorising the Iraqi people. They know that if these images turn out to be fake they can claim they believed them to be real, and who's going to hold them accountable? The best we can hope for in that situation is for the other papers to find evidence the Mirror suspected they were fakes but published anyway to damage the work we are doing to rebuild Iraq and relations in the middle east, then for all Mirror readers to stop buying in protest. |
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