Response to Dr. Kramer

This is going to be an ongoing blog. I will be adding things to it as I find them and explore more into the issues that Dr. Kramer brought up. I felt like his argument was somewhat one-sided and failed to acknowledge the other end of the story. Though some of his points were valid, and I respect his opinion, I feel that some things were left out. To be honest, I disagreed with him on several issues and I will explicate my views as I add more links to this blog.

Al Qaeda: Osama's Network of Terror
Background information about Osama Bin Laden and his connections with terrorists

Missing US soldiers 'tortured, killed' in Iraq
My first article. Dr. Kramer talked of torture of Iraqis and the inhumane treatment of people. What about the crimes they have committed against us as well?

US Military Deaths in Iraq at 3,858

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS VIOLENT, DISTURBING IMAGES NEAR THE END
Beheading Desecration Article of Dead US Soldiers Released on Internet by Al Qaeda

Repsonse to Abu Gharib issue:
So my thoughts are, if they can brutally behead, murder, mutilate, and rip apart the bodies of our soldiers, then why the hell can't we get them naked and put them in sexual positions? I do not condone what they did, but the uproar about our misconduct seems astronomical, and what are we doing about the brutality they show us? I'd rather have someone exploit me than behead me. Why should the US be held to such a high standard and let our enemies get away with this shit? It's very disturbing. However you feel about the war in Iraq, truly you should be disgusted by the way our enemies there celebrate the killing and desecration of our soldiers' bodies.

Torture, Al Qaeda Style

VERY INTERESTING! If you want to see some drawings of their methods and photos of tools and victims, check this out. I'll also put some pics on here as an example. ***It was there, during an April 24 raid, that soldiers found a man suspended from the ceiling by a chain. According to the military, he had been abducted from his job and was being beaten daily by his captors. In a raid earlier this week, Coalition Forces freed five Iraqis who were found in a padlocked room in Karmah. The group, which included a boy, were reportedly beaten with chains, cables, and hoses. ***

Completely unrelated, but here is a link to some pictures of Israeli Soldiers and their actions with children in Palestine.

http://www.pcdc.edu.ps/children_under_occupation.htm