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	Torture

cniq_cniq

5-31-2007 6:48 AM

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defeatism, iraq, islamism, islamofascism, jihadism, politics, war, terrorism, media

cniq_cniq says:

WARNING: The remainder of the article is graphic. Pages from the AQ "comic book" are displayed.

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5-31-2007 8:34 AM

duvelic

Why I have feeling something cynical is coming out of this article?

It is well known, who was the trainer of many underground military groups on Middle East before they turn on what they are now…

Torture has nothing with US or Al Qaeda or whichever particular country, but has a lot with corrupted human mind and corrupted special services. The most fertile ground for this kind of activity is lack of public control. This is why some services are named - SACRED Services…

5-31-2007 8:40 AM

duvelic

correction: Torture has nothing with US or Al Qaeda or whichever particular country or group or race or religion or system, ...

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