And now,in true American media fashion...

[airhead]

...Our media will ,day in and day out,bombard us(and the world) with continuous images of the Iraqi POW's and the low-life that committed this abuse.

 

[wendyl]

I think all those responsible for taking the pictures, distributing the pictures, and airing the pictures should be punished right along with the low-lifes who committed these atrocities

 

[wendyl]

Forgive my "off subject" post here, but you have the 1 tag I have most wanted to hear about:

"now I know why her shoes smell like garlic"--I have posted several times about being curious about it--soooooo what's the story???

 

[Winka]

Do we know who took the pics? And how were they spread? I'm a little vague about this...anyone know?

 

[GoofItUp]

The 8 or 10 people who did this are low-lifes who certainly do not reflect the 1000's of people who are serving our country honorably in Iraq and other areas of the world. What the former group did is a news story, but it should have been kept in context.....this is a very small, minute minority. They should be punished, but I don't think it deserves this much sensationalism. I mean, really, asking for Rumsfeld's resignation? Focus on the whole picture, people!

 

[Winka]

But were they fellow officers who took it? Were they journalists?

 

[piglet too]

I think that if there is "new" news about the incidents, tell us, we don't need the pictures anymore thank you! This is a very serious situation, it is horrible that Americans did this, but lets not take it as far as jumping all over Rumsfeld, he is not to blame for what happened.

 

[airhead]

...that pictures were taken with a digital camera and loaded on to a disc. It seems that this happened in Janurary so there's been plenty of time to get those images distributed.