Defense Lawyer: cheerleaders all over America form (torture) pyramids

[OutsourceBush]

FORT HOOD, Texas (Reuters) - A lawyer for Charles Graner, accused ringleader in the Iraq prisoner abuse scandal, on Monday compared piling naked prisoners into pyramids to cheerleader shows and said leashing inmates was also acceptable prisoner control. (YEEHAA!!)


http://reuters.myway.com/article/20050110/2005-01-10T194744Z_01_N10209253_RTRIDST_0_NEWS-IRAQ-ABUSE-DC.html

[Hobarticus]

1. How about a flashlight up the wazoo, Counselor?

Where does that fit in?

[OutsourceBush]

9. why, Boy-scouts all over the country have flashlights up the wazoo

everyone knows that

[Sanity Claws]

2. Bush was a cheerleader at Yale

He should be called as a witness to talk about how common such torture pyramids were.

[OldLeftieLawyer]

3. Then, after he testifies,

can we brand him?

[Sanity Claws]

5. You have my permission

to do whatever you want with him.

[Lizzie Borden]

6. That was a good one!

It was on the t.v. too. (cbs I think) and at the time I thought, "How can they consistently not get it?" You'd think by the sheer law of averages they'd say something right one in awhile.

[CitySky]

4. sick man.

Maybe he didn't notice that cheerleaders actually do wear clothes?

:puke:

[GreenPartyVoter]

7. My middle schoolers don't form THOSE kinds of pyramids *seething*

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[OldLeftieLawyer]

8. This is one of those times

when I'm not really proud of some members of my cherished and honorable profession.

By the way, the new issue of Vanity Fair - with all the Star Wars actors and George Lucas on the foldout cover - has a deeply disturbing and detailed article about Abu Ghraib and what happened there. Try to get your hands on a copy.

[ThorsHammer]

10. Do they grasp the difference between voluntary and involuntary actions?