Fake Abuse?

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at the victim was tortured and beaten.

The soldier’s boots are laced in an unusual way and appear to be brand new; they are certainly far too clean to have been worn in Iraq. He also lacks a bungy cord around his trousers that soldiers often wear to keep sand out of their boots.

Rifle in groin. Anyone having a rifle thrust into their groin would be curled up in a foetal position and not have their legs open. It is also quite likely he would have lost control of his bladder.

Kick in face. The so-called victim in this picture is not tensed, as he would be if he was really being kicked in the face. Again, there are no injuries, which would be visible had the victim been subjected to an eight-hour ordeal.

The four-tonne truck in which the pictures have been taken is another cause for concern. They are not used in Iraq, as they are considered to be sitting ducks for insurgents. Armoured vans that had been used in Northern Ireland were shipped there for that reason.

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  1. sophie Avatar
    sophie

    It’s depressing to consider both alternatives; if the photos were true, then British soldiers are guilty of vile abuse. If the photos are faked, then British soldiers are guilty of vile treacherous hoaxing, of money-grubbing grandstanding..Both ways reflect rather badly on the Army, don’t they?

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