Prisoners at Abu Ghraib waiting for release. AP 2005.
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The Malling of America
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That American soldier reminds me of some arrogant imperial Roman legionaire, sneering down on helpless prisoners. Whose country he has invaded. The evil bastard.
I pray there is a hell for American soldiers to burn in when they die.
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