Okay, stacks of naked men, pointing at genitals, smearing "menstrual

[zbdent]

blood", forced homosexual acts, homosexual rape of teens, etc.

So, you think that flushing the equivalent of pages from a Bible was NOT done?

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And think about it. With the "religious bent" that this country is going through (the "oppression of the Christians" - ugh), don't you think that some of these fanatics that get to the military would love to pull that kind of stunt on the detainees?

[okieinpain]

1. thank you. and when you read the newsweek retraction, it's not

a retraction. it's just saying that the source is not sure if he read about the incident in the official report or one of the incident reports.

"But Newsweek said the source later told the magazine he could not be certain he had seen an account of the Koran incident in the military report and that it might have been in other investigative documents or drafts."

"U.S. national security adviser Stephen Hadley earlier on Sunday stressed the report had not been confirmed. "If it turns out to be true, obviously we will take action against those responsible," Hadley said on CNN's "Late Edition."

Yet the freakin media talking heads are running around screaming or should I say implying that the newsweek story is made up.
just more proof that the media is now owned by the corporations. and corporations will protect their investments at all cost.