OK. It's December 15th. Where are the pictures from Abu?

[fooj]

:kick:

[Roon]

1. Those pictures and videos will never be released. eom

[fooj]

2. Apparently, the ACLU is on this.

Last I heard, the date was 12/15.

Peace.

[babylonsister]

3. I've been checking the ACLU site all day; nothing there. nt

[fooj]

4. When the hell are these rat bastards gonna pay for what they've done?

:grr: :grr: :grr:

[rd_kent]

7. Never

[jeff30997]

5. Here he is:

[Ezlivin]

6. They're waiting to see if they can get that "2 for 1" sale at the printers

You know, "One to keep and one to share."

Or they are just really swamped with the holiday rush and all.

[izzie]

8. Well I am shocked. I guess we will have to wait for underground

Lets see if some one does that. I takes bets that a few will turn up that way.

[Check12]

9. ACLU says next deadline in Abu Ghraib photo case is Dec. 15

Raw Story | December 9 2005

A judge could rule on whether to order the release of new photographs from the U.S.-run Abu Ghraib prison anytime after Dec. 15, an ACLU spokesperson told RAW STORY.

The 144 photographs and four videos, which have been seen by New Yorker journalist Seymour Hersh, are alleged to contain photographs of U.S. servicemembers involved in raping detainees, possibly underage. The photos and videos are in addition to an earlier set of photographs already released.

The Bush Administration has successfully blocked their release, first saying they needed time to anonymize those engaged in illicit behavior, and then seeking a permanent block, arguing the photos could endanger troops and civilians overseas.

The ACLU sued to have the photos released under the Freedom of Information Act, and won the last round in court.

anytime after Dec. 15 , an ACLU spokesperson told RAW STORY

How is "anytime after" considered a deadline? I wish my work deadlines were all like this!