Jordan hanged the filthy suicide whore this morning.

[Mindful]

The level of idiocy here is so high, it actually hurts.

It started off okay.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

sure sure but my question to you is "do you approve of torturing innocent men to death by beating them into a coma" when US troops do it...?

If you lived in the ME and ran your mouth like you do here, you would already be dead. There's one difference, genius.

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

No, it is not okay, but it does not make your point either. Of course, no system is PERFECT. There is bound to be occasional instances of prisoner abuse. Duh.

You call me sick...consider me "pathological" why ...because I do not approve of beating a man to death.... I condemn ISIS I cut ISIS no slack at all for what they have done...we also have done wrong ...

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

sure sure but my question to you is "do you approve of torturing innocent men to death by beating them into a coma" when US troops do it...?

If you lived in the ME and ran your mouth like you do here, you would already be dead. There's one difference, genius.

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

This begs the question why you are so hell bent on his thinking the way you want him to.

Do you know him/her personally? Some anonymous black writing on a screen?

why are you posting to me ? do you know me ? why are you so hell bent on engaging me on this subject ?

 

[Mindful]

If you lived in the ME and ran your mouth like you do here, you would already be dead. There's one difference, genius.

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

This begs the question why you are so hell bent on his thinking the way you want him to.

Do you know him/her personally? Some anonymous black writing on a screen?

why are you posting to me ? do you know me ? why are you so hell bent on engaging me on this subject ?

Lol. Did someone tell you to say that?

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

What brought you to these parts, Tyrone? Orders from "the Firm"?

Who are you trying to convince with that piece of moral hierarchy?

I'm sure if you opened a thread about the evil doings of the evil USA, it would go down very well. Why don't you try it?

This isn't the place for mixing metaphors.

sure sure but my question to you is "do you approve of torturing innocent men to death by beating them into a coma" when US troops do it...?

Don't try to drag me into your spiel, and back me into a corner. What do you get out of it?

I recall some American soldiers being severely punished for abuse of prisoners in Gitmo.

Who will hold ISIS accountable, and send them to the Tower?

This poster is obviously a sick, sick person. That's not surprising. There are a LOT of sick people on the internet.

You keep calling me names you cannot refute what I am saying though...you cannot refute that we torture people to death both overseas and in our domestic prisons

That's because people who would try to equate America with ISIS are nothing but worthless scumbags who should be shunned by society.

other than the name calling do you approve of grabbing an innocent man who is working at his job in his own country taking him into a military prison and beating him to death to get information the man did not have? do you approve

Yes____
No_____

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

This begs the question why you are so hell bent on his thinking the way you want him to.

Do you know him/her personally? Some anonymous black writing on a screen?

why are you posting to me ? do you know me ? why are you so hell bent on engaging me on this subject ?

Lol. Did someone tell you to say that?

So you think I am posting some other person;s words that were told to me to post ? that seems a bit paranoid...

 

[ChrisL]

sure sure but my question to you is "do you approve of torturing innocent men to death by beating them into a coma" when US troops do it...?

Don't try to drag me into your spiel, and back me into a corner. What do you get out of it?

I recall some American soldiers being severely punished for abuse of prisoners in Gitmo.

Who will hold ISIS accountable, and send them to the Tower?

This poster is obviously a sick, sick person. That's not surprising. There are a LOT of sick people on the internet.

You keep calling me names you cannot refute what I am saying though...you cannot refute that we torture people to death both overseas and in our domestic prisons

That's because people who would try to equate America with ISIS are nothing but worthless scumbags who should be shunned by society.

other than the name calling do you approve of grabbing an innocent man who is working at his job in his own country taking him into a military prison and beating him to death to get information the man did not have? do you approve

Yes____
No_____

I believe I already answered your dumb irrelevant question. Prisoner abuse will happen. It happens everywhere. That is completely irrelevant to the things ISIS does. I'm sure you already know this though, unless you really are stupid.

 

[Mindful]

If you lived in the ME and ran your mouth like you do here, you would already be dead. There's one difference, genius.

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

No, it is not okay, but it does not make your point either. Of course, no system is PERFECT. There is bound to be occasional instances of prisoner abuse. Duh.

You call me sick...consider me "pathological" why ...because I do not approve of beating a man to death.... I condemn ISIS I cut ISIS no slack at all for what they have done...we also have done wrong ...

You're sick because you insist, no....demand, that others think and behave exactly like you. What happened to your liberal rights and expressions of free speech?

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

sure sure but my question to you is "do you approve of torturing innocent men to death by beating them into a coma" when US troops do it...?

If you lived in the ME and ran your mouth like you do here, you would already be dead. There's one difference, genius.

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

No, it is not okay, but it does not make your point either. Of course, no system is PERFECT. There is bound to be occasional instances of prisoner abuse. Duh.

The White House has announced that CIA operatives, including contractors, who followed Bush guidelines for torturing prisoners will not be prosecuted for these actions, regardless of the Obama administration’s position on the legality of the techniques they used. “t is our intention to assure those who carried out their duties relying in good faith upon legal advice from the Department of Justice that they will not be subject to prosecution,” President Obama said in a statement released [April 16, 2009].

 

[ChrisL]

If you lived in the ME and ran your mouth like you do here, you would already be dead. There's one difference, genius.

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

No, it is not okay, but it does not make your point either. Of course, no system is PERFECT. There is bound to be occasional instances of prisoner abuse. Duh.

The White House has announced that CIA operatives, including contractors, who followed Bush guidelines for torturing prisoners will not be prosecuted for these actions, regardless of the Obama administration’s position on the legality of the techniques they used. “t is our intention to assure those who carried out their duties relying in good faith upon legal advice from the Department of Justice that they will not be subject to prosecution,” President Obama said in a statement released [April 16, 2009].

That still does not make America like ISIS. FAIL.

 

[Mindful]

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

This begs the question why you are so hell bent on his thinking the way you want him to.

Do you know him/her personally? Some anonymous black writing on a screen?

why are you posting to me ? do you know me ? why are you so hell bent on engaging me on this subject ?

Lol. Did someone tell you to say that?

So you think I am posting some other person;s words that were told to me to post ? that seems a bit paranoid...

Paranoid? Did you ever study dictionaries?

Look, the flaming zone is that way..............>

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Don't try to drag me into your spiel, and back me into a corner. What do you get out of it?

I recall some American soldiers being severely punished for abuse of prisoners in Gitmo.

Who will hold ISIS accountable, and send them to the Tower?

This poster is obviously a sick, sick person. That's not surprising. There are a LOT of sick people on the internet.

You keep calling me names you cannot refute what I am saying though...you cannot refute that we torture people to death both overseas and in our domestic prisons

That's because people who would try to equate America with ISIS are nothing but worthless scumbags who should be shunned by society.

other than the name calling do you approve of grabbing an innocent man who is working at his job in his own country taking him into a military prison and beating him to death to get information the man did not have? do you approve

Yes____
No_____

I believe I already answered your dumb irrelevant question. Prisoner abuse will happen. It happens everywhere. That is completely irrelevant to the things ISIS does. I'm sure you already know this though, unless you really are stupid.

so prisoner abuse happens everywhere including ISIS but you only object to what ISIS does ...now I understand morals are for ISIS only..check

 

[gtopa1]

I can guarantee that if he LIVED in the ME, he would see some huge differences between us and them. Lol.

He doesn't care. He only does it to flame bait and get negative attention.

Anything to do with Israel attracts him like a moth to the flame. And not in a constructive (I'm being kind) way.

This doesn't really have anything to do with Israel though.

There are actually some people who really are dumber than a brick and believe that America is just as "evil" as ISIS. Either that, or they support the cause of ISIS and their tactics. I don't doubt that either.

I condemn in absolute and categorical terms what ISIS has done to prisoners but here is what we did to a totally innocent man:

Mr. Dilawar, age 22, had the misfortune to be driving his taxi back to his hometown with three passengers while on a road where a US military outpost had been the subject of a rocket attack. He spent five days at Afghan Air Force Base, shackled to a wall, his legs beaten to a pulp. This is a description of what he endured there at the hands of his interrogators, most of whom considered him innocent:



Black hood over his head caused difficulty breathing:


"He could not breathe," said ... one of Mr. Dilawar's passengers. [Note, the three surviving passengers were detained at Guantanamo for one year, before being released in March 2004 with official documents stating they posed no risk to the United States]
Forced to kneel and hold his arms, which were hand cuffed, over his head during interrogation:



[Dilawar] was unable to hold his cuffed hands above his head as instructed, prompting Sergeant Salcedo to slap them back up whenever they began to drop.
Beatings for not being able to sit upright because of the condition of his legs:



When Mr. Dilawar was unable to sit in the chair position against the wall because of his battered legs, the two interrogators grabbed him by the shirt and repeatedly shoved him back against the wall.
Kicked in groin; Pulled to standing position using his beards, foot crushed by interrogator's boot:



"They stood him up, and at one point Selena stepped on his bare foot with her boot and grabbed him by his beard and pulled him towards her," he went on. "Once Selena kicked Dilawar in the groin, private areas, with her right foot. She was standing some distance from him, and she stepped back and kicked him.
Dilawar's head slammed into table:



"[US Interrogator] had a rule that the detainee had to look at him, not me," the interpreter told investigators. "He gave him three chances, and then he grabbed him by the shirt and pulled him towards him, across the table, slamming his chest into the table front."
Threatened with anal rape:



Specialist Walls grabbed the prisoner and "shook him harshly," the interpreter said, telling him that if he failed to cooperate, he would be shipped to a prison in the United States, where he would be "treated like a woman, by the other men" ...
And of course the constant smashing of Mr. Dilawar's legs, shattering them into who knows how many tiny pieces:



The findings of Mr. Dilawar's autopsy were succinct. He had had some coronary artery disease, the medical examiner reported, but what caused his heart to fail was "blunt force injuries to the lower extremities."
One of the coroners later translated the assessment at a pre-trial hearing for Specialist Brand, saying the tissue in the young man's legs "had basically been pulpified."

"I've seen similar injuries in an individual run over by a bus," added Lt. Col. Elizabeth Rouse, the coroner, and a major at that time.

Are you comparing the abuse of a prisoner to what ISIS does? That's sick, dude. Get some perspective.

The prisoner [ a totally absolutely innocent man] was beaten to death ...he was killed in a gruesome horrific abominable manner by our heroes ..live with t with that ...it cannot be denied ...its documented ...we took a prisoner and tormented him to death ...crushed his legs to the point his heart failed because the blood could no longer flow...how is that different from ISIS ?

You have EVIDENCE?? No: only hearsay. Stop being so stupid!!

Greg

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

That is irrelevant...if you ran your mouth you also would be dead...so what...by the way here is what we do in the US to just regular prisoners in our jails
FL Prison Guards Boil Mentally Ill Inmate Alive

Darren Rainey, Mentally Ill Inmate, Dies Unspeakable Death ...

Prisoner: I cleaned up skin of inmate scalded in shower ...

Yes? Prisoner abuse is going to happen at times. That does nothing to say that America is like ISIS, you moron.

So torturing prisoners to death [ an innocent man at that] is OK with you but if ISIS tortures a man by burning him they are worst ?

No, it is not okay, but it does not make your point either. Of course, no system is PERFECT. There is bound to be occasional instances of prisoner abuse. Duh.

The White House has announced that CIA operatives, including contractors, who followed Bush guidelines for torturing prisoners will not be prosecuted for these actions, regardless of the Obama administration’s position on the legality of the techniques they used. “t is our intention to assure those who carried out their duties relying in good faith upon legal advice from the Department of Justice that they will not be subject to prosecution,” President Obama said in a statement released [April 16, 2009].

That still does not make America like ISIS. FAIL.

In some ways its worst...for instance ISIS burned a pilot wh had been bombing them. That still does not make it right to do what they did BUT the man was a combatant...the taxi driver was just some regular citizen...we tortured him to death ....you say its OK

 

[ChrisL]

This poster is obviously a sick, sick person. That's not surprising. There are a LOT of sick people on the internet.

You keep calling me names you cannot refute what I am saying though...you cannot refute that we torture people to death both overseas and in our domestic prisons

That's because people who would try to equate America with ISIS are nothing but worthless scumbags who should be shunned by society.

other than the name calling do you approve of grabbing an innocent man who is working at his job in his own country taking him into a military prison and beating him to death to get information the man did not have? do you approve

Yes____
No_____

I believe I already answered your dumb irrelevant question. Prisoner abuse will happen. It happens everywhere. That is completely irrelevant to the things ISIS does. I'm sure you already know this though, unless you really are stupid.

so prisoner abuse happens everywhere including ISIS but you only object to what ISIS does ...now I understand morals are for ISIS only..check

The failure is strong with this one. Lol. Could you be any more ridiculous?

 

[ChrisL]

This poster is obviously a sick, sick person. That's not surprising. There are a LOT of sick people on the internet.

You keep calling me names you cannot refute what I am saying though...you cannot refute that we torture people to death both overseas and in our domestic prisons

That's because people who would try to equate America with ISIS are nothing but worthless scumbags who should be shunned by society.

other than the name calling do you approve of grabbing an innocent man who is working at his job in his own country taking him into a military prison and beating him to death to get information the man did not have? do you approve

Yes____
No_____

I believe I already answered your dumb irrelevant question. Prisoner abuse will happen. It happens everywhere. That is completely irrelevant to the things ISIS does. I'm sure you already know this though, unless you really are stupid.

so prisoner abuse happens everywhere including ISIS but you only object to what ISIS does ...now I understand morals are for ISIS only..check

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

He doesn't care. He only does it to flame bait and get negative attention.

Anything to do with Israel attracts him like a moth to the flame. And not in a constructive (I'm being kind) way.

This doesn't really have anything to do with Israel though.

There are actually some people who really are dumber than a brick and believe that America is just as "evil" as ISIS. Either that, or they support the cause of ISIS and their tactics. I don't doubt that either.

I condemn in absolute and categorical terms what ISIS has done to prisoners but here is what we did to a totally innocent man:

Mr. Dilawar, age 22, had the misfortune to be driving his taxi back to his hometown with three passengers while on a road where a US military outpost had been the subject of a rocket attack. He spent five days at Afghan Air Force Base, shackled to a wall, his legs beaten to a pulp. This is a description of what he endured there at the hands of his interrogators, most of whom considered him innocent:



Black hood over his head caused difficulty breathing:


"He could not breathe," said ... one of Mr. Dilawar's passengers. [Note, the three surviving passengers were detained at Guantanamo for one year, before being released in March 2004 with official documents stating they posed no risk to the United States]
Forced to kneel and hold his arms, which were hand cuffed, over his head during interrogation:



[Dilawar] was unable to hold his cuffed hands above his head as instructed, prompting Sergeant Salcedo to slap them back up whenever they began to drop.
Beatings for not being able to sit upright because of the condition of his legs:



When Mr. Dilawar was unable to sit in the chair position against the wall because of his battered legs, the two interrogators grabbed him by the shirt and repeatedly shoved him back against the wall.
Kicked in groin; Pulled to standing position using his beards, foot crushed by interrogator's boot:



"They stood him up, and at one point Selena stepped on his bare foot with her boot and grabbed him by his beard and pulled him towards her," he went on. "Once Selena kicked Dilawar in the groin, private areas, with her right foot. She was standing some distance from him, and she stepped back and kicked him.
Dilawar's head slammed into table:



"[US Interrogator] had a rule that the detainee had to look at him, not me," the interpreter told investigators. "He gave him three chances, and then he grabbed him by the shirt and pulled him towards him, across the table, slamming his chest into the table front."
Threatened with anal rape:



Specialist Walls grabbed the prisoner and "shook him harshly," the interpreter said, telling him that if he failed to cooperate, he would be shipped to a prison in the United States, where he would be "treated like a woman, by the other men" ...
And of course the constant smashing of Mr. Dilawar's legs, shattering them into who knows how many tiny pieces:



The findings of Mr. Dilawar's autopsy were succinct. He had had some coronary artery disease, the medical examiner reported, but what caused his heart to fail was "blunt force injuries to the lower extremities."
One of the coroners later translated the assessment at a pre-trial hearing for Specialist Brand, saying the tissue in the young man's legs "had basically been pulpified."

"I've seen similar injuries in an individual run over by a bus," added Lt. Col. Elizabeth Rouse, the coroner, and a major at that time.

Are you comparing the abuse of a prisoner to what ISIS does? That's sick, dude. Get some perspective.

The prisoner [ a totally absolutely innocent man] was beaten to death ...he was killed in a gruesome horrific abominable manner by our heroes ..live with t with that ...it cannot be denied ...its documented ...we took a prisoner and tormented him to death ...crushed his legs to the point his heart failed because the blood could no longer flow...how is that different from ISIS ?

You have EVIDENCE?? No: only hearsay. Stop being so stupid!!

Greg

Its not hear say its documented the death of Dilawar by torture at the hands of US troopers is a fact

 

[ChrisL]

This doesn't really have anything to do with Israel though.

There are actually some people who really are dumber than a brick and believe that America is just as "evil" as ISIS. Either that, or they support the cause of ISIS and their tactics. I don't doubt that either.

I condemn in absolute and categorical terms what ISIS has done to prisoners but here is what we did to a totally innocent man:

Mr. Dilawar, age 22, had the misfortune to be driving his taxi back to his hometown with three passengers while on a road where a US military outpost had been the subject of a rocket attack. He spent five days at Afghan Air Force Base, shackled to a wall, his legs beaten to a pulp. This is a description of what he endured there at the hands of his interrogators, most of whom considered him innocent:



Black hood over his head caused difficulty breathing:


"He could not breathe," said ... one of Mr. Dilawar's passengers. [Note, the three surviving passengers were detained at Guantanamo for one year, before being released in March 2004 with official documents stating they posed no risk to the United States]
Forced to kneel and hold his arms, which were hand cuffed, over his head during interrogation:



[Dilawar] was unable to hold his cuffed hands above his head as instructed, prompting Sergeant Salcedo to slap them back up whenever they began to drop.
Beatings for not being able to sit upright because of the condition of his legs:



When Mr. Dilawar was unable to sit in the chair position against the wall because of his battered legs, the two interrogators grabbed him by the shirt and repeatedly shoved him back against the wall.
Kicked in groin; Pulled to standing position using his beards, foot crushed by interrogator's boot:



"They stood him up, and at one point Selena stepped on his bare foot with her boot and grabbed him by his beard and pulled him towards her," he went on. "Once Selena kicked Dilawar in the groin, private areas, with her right foot. She was standing some distance from him, and she stepped back and kicked him.
Dilawar's head slammed into table:



"[US Interrogator] had a rule that the detainee had to look at him, not me," the interpreter told investigators. "He gave him three chances, and then he grabbed him by the shirt and pulled him towards him, across the table, slamming his chest into the table front."
Threatened with anal rape:



Specialist Walls grabbed the prisoner and "shook him harshly," the interpreter said, telling him that if he failed to cooperate, he would be shipped to a prison in the United States, where he would be "treated like a woman, by the other men" ...
And of course the constant smashing of Mr. Dilawar's legs, shattering them into who knows how many tiny pieces:



The findings of Mr. Dilawar's autopsy were succinct. He had had some coronary artery disease, the medical examiner reported, but what caused his heart to fail was "blunt force injuries to the lower extremities."
One of the coroners later translated the assessment at a pre-trial hearing for Specialist Brand, saying the tissue in the young man's legs "had basically been pulpified."

"I've seen similar injuries in an individual run over by a bus," added Lt. Col. Elizabeth Rouse, the coroner, and a major at that time.

Are you comparing the abuse of a prisoner to what ISIS does? That's sick, dude. Get some perspective.

The prisoner [ a totally absolutely innocent man] was beaten to death ...he was killed in a gruesome horrific abominable manner by our heroes ..live with t with that ...it cannot be denied ...its documented ...we took a prisoner and tormented him to death ...crushed his legs to the point his heart failed because the blood could no longer flow...how is that different from ISIS ?

You have EVIDENCE?? No: only hearsay. Stop being so stupid!!

Greg

Its not hear say its documented the death of Dilawar by torture at the hands of US troopers is a fact

Still doesn't make America equivalent to ISIS, you sick bastard.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

You keep calling me names you cannot refute what I am saying though...you cannot refute that we torture people to death both overseas and in our domestic prisons

That's because people who would try to equate America with ISIS are nothing but worthless scumbags who should be shunned by society.

other than the name calling do you approve of grabbing an innocent man who is working at his job in his own country taking him into a military prison and beating him to death to get information the man did not have? do you approve

Yes____
No_____

I believe I already answered your dumb irrelevant question. Prisoner abuse will happen. It happens everywhere. That is completely irrelevant to the things ISIS does. I'm sure you already know this though, unless you really are stupid.

so prisoner abuse happens everywhere including ISIS but you only object to what ISIS does ...now I understand morals are for ISIS only..check

The failure is strong with this one. Lol. Could you be any more ridiculous?

You cannot proffer a reasoned argument with facts and links as I have so you declare yourself the winner .....that is all ...

 

[Mindful]

This doesn't really have anything to do with Israel though.

There are actually some people who really are dumber than a brick and believe that America is just as "evil" as ISIS. Either that, or they support the cause of ISIS and their tactics. I don't doubt that either.

I condemn in absolute and categorical terms what ISIS has done to prisoners but here is what we did to a totally innocent man:

Mr. Dilawar, age 22, had the misfortune to be driving his taxi back to his hometown with three passengers while on a road where a US military outpost had been the subject of a rocket attack. He spent five days at Afghan Air Force Base, shackled to a wall, his legs beaten to a pulp. This is a description of what he endured there at the hands of his interrogators, most of whom considered him innocent:



Black hood over his head caused difficulty breathing:


"He could not breathe," said ... one of Mr. Dilawar's passengers. [Note, the three surviving passengers were detained at Guantanamo for one year, before being released in March 2004 with official documents stating they posed no risk to the United States]
Forced to kneel and hold his arms, which were hand cuffed, over his head during interrogation:



[Dilawar] was unable to hold his cuffed hands above his head as instructed, prompting Sergeant Salcedo to slap them back up whenever they began to drop.
Beatings for not being able to sit upright because of the condition of his legs:



When Mr. Dilawar was unable to sit in the chair position against the wall because of his battered legs, the two interrogators grabbed him by the shirt and repeatedly shoved him back against the wall.
Kicked in groin; Pulled to standing position using his beards, foot crushed by interrogator's boot:



"They stood him up, and at one point Selena stepped on his bare foot with her boot and grabbed him by his beard and pulled him towards her," he went on. "Once Selena kicked Dilawar in the groin, private areas, with her right foot. She was standing some distance from him, and she stepped back and kicked him.
Dilawar's head slammed into table:



"[US Interrogator] had a rule that the detainee had to look at him, not me," the interpreter told investigators. "He gave him three chances, and then he grabbed him by the shirt and pulled him towards him, across the table, slamming his chest into the table front."
Threatened with anal rape:



Specialist Walls grabbed the prisoner and "shook him harshly," the interpreter said, telling him that if he failed to cooperate, he would be shipped to a prison in the United States, where he would be "treated like a woman, by the other men" ...
And of course the constant smashing of Mr. Dilawar's legs, shattering them into who knows how many tiny pieces:



The findings of Mr. Dilawar's autopsy were succinct. He had had some coronary artery disease, the medical examiner reported, but what caused his heart to fail was "blunt force injuries to the lower extremities."
One of the coroners later translated the assessment at a pre-trial hearing for Specialist Brand, saying the tissue in the young man's legs "had basically been pulpified."

"I've seen similar injuries in an individual run over by a bus," added Lt. Col. Elizabeth Rouse, the coroner, and a major at that time.

Are you comparing the abuse of a prisoner to what ISIS does? That's sick, dude. Get some perspective.

The prisoner [ a totally absolutely innocent man] was beaten to death ...he was killed in a gruesome horrific abominable manner by our heroes ..live with t with that ...it cannot be denied ...its documented ...we took a prisoner and tormented him to death ...crushed his legs to the point his heart failed because the blood could no longer flow...how is that different from ISIS ?

You have EVIDENCE?? No: only hearsay. Stop being so stupid!!

Greg

Its not hear say its documented the death of Dilawar by torture at the hands of US troopers is a fact

Start a thread about it.