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who gave it the “all clear” as there was nothing visible on her coat and then suddenly…

How did you know that the camel was a 'her'? was it one of the camels that you and your smelly arab mates used to satisfy your sexual needs whilst at the terrorist training so that the 72 virgins promised would sound more appealing?

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Get Real's smelly Taleban friends have followed the example that his friends the smelly Hamas arabs set by using women and children as human shields in Afghanistan.
He must be very proud.

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UK called to account over torture allegations

The Government’s own human rights watchdog has demanded a public inquiry into claims that British intelligence agencies were complicit in the torture of more than 20 detainees in the War on Terror, The Times has learnt.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) says that it can no longer ignore the growing body of allegations against MI5 and MI6.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/u ... 034456.ece

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Secret services face fresh claim of complicity in torture

Scotland Yard detectives are investigating allegations that members of the secret services were present when a London man was tortured while held in American custody, a High Court judge was told yesterday.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho ... 05129.html

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[quote="Get Real!"]Secret services face fresh claim by a smelly muslim of complicity in torture[quote]

Surely this comes under the jurstiction of the RSPCA

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Six Iraqis died in our custody, British officer tells Baha Musa inquiry

At least six Iraqis died while being held in British military custody during the first two months of the war in Iraq, a public inquiry has been told.

Lieutenant-Colonel Nicholas Mercer, the former head of the Army’s legal team in the country, also disclosed that there was a shortage of troops dedicated to looking after detainees and said that Britain treated the issue as a low priority, regarding it as an “inconvenience” rather than an obligation under international law.

Lieutenant-Colonel Mercer said the appointment of a British judge and an independent review body to oversee the treatment of captives would have prevented any abuse. Such a move, he claimed, was seemingly blocked by Lord Goldsmith, then Attorney-General.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w ... 064659.ece

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Six Iraqis died in our custody, British officer tells Baha Musa inquiry

At least six Iraqis died while being held in British military custody during the first two months of the war in Iraq, a public inquiry has been told.

Lieutenant-Colonel Nicholas Mercer, the former head of the Army’s legal team in the country, also disclosed that there was a shortage of troops dedicated to looking after detainees and said that Britain treated the issue as a low priority, regarding it as an “inconvenience” rather than an obligation under international law.

Lieutenant-Colonel Mercer said the appointment of a British judge and an independent review body to oversee the treatment of captives would have prevented any abuse. Such a move, he claimed, was seemingly blocked by Lord Goldsmith, then Attorney-General.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w ... 064659.ece

Then its Goldsmith who was to blame you plonker. mind you isn't Goldsmith Jewish? if so he was quite within his rights in treating the muslims like you've said.

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Britain faces payout shame as hundreds of detainees claim soldiers abused them

The cash-strapped Ministry of Defence faces the prospect of further compensation payouts as hundreds of Iraqis held in British custody file complaints of abuse, described to The Times by former detainees.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has already paid millions of pounds to claimants who alleged physical and sexual abuse in detention in southeast Iraq, where British forces were based between 2003 and 2009.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w ... 114602.ece

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Army to be sued for war crimes over its role in Fallujah attacks

Allegations that Britain was complicit in the use of chemical weapons linked to an upsurge in child deformity cases in Iraq, are being investigated by the Ministry of Defence.

The case raises serious questions about the UK's role in the American-led offensive against the city of Fallujah in the autumn of 2004 where hundreds of Iraqis died. After the battle, in which it is alleged that a range of illegal weaponry was used, evidence has emerged of large numbers of children being born with severe birth defects.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 61475.html

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Six Iraqis died in our custody, British officer tells Baha Musa inquiry into why only six died[

A Britsh Officer has been charged with failing in his duty, a more respectable figure would have been sixty.