From: Adam 


>> It's still happening now. & there are US troops on the ground (you may
>> have noticed that). So exactly where does that place the US? Are they
>> accomplices to murder/torture rooms?
>>
>>
>> Adam
>
> You show me one prison devoted to holding and executing children,
> slimeball.
>

Nah they chuck them in with their elders

http://www.countercurrents.org/iraq-salam201205.htm

http://www.washtimes.com/world/20051116-121614-5775r_page2.htm

There are others from different times & places.

http://www.sundayherald.com/43796

"A Sunday Herald investigation has discovered that coalition forces
are holding more than 100 children in jails such as Abu Ghraib. Witnesses
claim that the detainees ƒ “ some as young as 10 ƒ “ are also being
subjected to rape and torture
By Neil Mackay


It was early last October that Kasim Mehaddi Hilas says he witnessed the
rape of a boy prisoner aged about 15 in the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in
Iraq. ƒ œThe kid was hurting very bad and they covered all the doors with
sheets,ƒ  he said in a statement given to investigators probing prisoner
abuse in Abu Ghraib. ƒ œThen, when I heard the screaming I climbed the door
ƒ | and I saw [the soldierƒ ™s name is deleted] who was wearing a military
uniform.ƒ  Hilas, who was himself threatened with being sexually assaulted
in Abu Graib, then describes in horrific detail how the soldier raped ƒ
œthe little kidƒ .

In another witness statement, passed to the Sunday Herald, former prisoner
Thaar Salman Dawod said: ƒ œ[I saw] two boys naked and they were cuffed
together face to face and [a US soldier] was beating them and a group of
guards were watching and taking pictures and there was three female
soldiers laughing at the prisoners. The prisoners, two of them, were
young.ƒ 

Itƒ ™s not certain exactly how many children are being held by coalition
forces in Iraq, but a Sunday Herald investigation suggests there are up to
107. Their names are not known, nor is where they are being kept, how long
they will be held or what has happened to them during their
detention."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4339511.stm

"hildren as young as 11 years old were held at Abu Ghraib, the Iraqi
prison at the centre of the US prisoner abuse scandal, official documents
reveal.

Brig Gen Janis Karpinski, formerly in charge of the jail, gave details of
young people and women held there.

Her assertion was among documents obtained via legal action by the American
Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

The Pentagon has admitted juveniles were among the detainees, but said no
child was subject to any abuse.

Brig Gen Karpinski made her remarks in an interview with a general
investigating the abuses at the prison. "


But hey it's not like anyone ever accused you of being well informed.

Adam

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