Okay, which GFYer posted the fake Iraqi Rape Photos? - GoFuckYourself.com

Greg B · 05-06-2004, 06:57 PM

C'mon, fess up!

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'Rape Photos' Purporting
To Be US Troops Actually
Taken From Porn Sites
By Sherrie Gossett
©2004 WorldNetDaily.com
5-6-4

Graphic photos appearing on Arabic websites of U.S. servicemen raping and sexually abusing Iraqi women were actually taken from American and Hungarian pornography sites.

Albasrah.net and a Tunisian website produced in France by Committee for the Defense of Saddam Hussein [Comité de Défonce de Saddam Hussein En Tunisie], posted not only the recently broadcast photos of U.S. troops abusing and humiliating Iraqi prisoners but additional ones of alleged group rape of women by American soldiers, some who are depicted holding rifles against their victims' heads.

The Tunisian site described the photos as the "unedited" versions of actual events and Albasrah ran the photos under the heading "The Abu Ghraib Prison Photos," indicating they had received the photos via e-mail.

A WND investigation has revealed that most of the photos are taken from the American pornographic website "Iraq Babes," and the Hungarian site, "Sex in War," which is linked to by the American site. Both websites are linked to by violent pornography sites and both describe Iraqi women -- played by "actresses" -- in vulgar terms.

"Iraq Babes" was created in April 2003 and is registered to Linda MacNew of MacNew Enterprises, in Hop Bottom, Pa.

MacNew Enterprises also is the registrant of VelocityHosting.com, whose technical and administrative contacts are Linda and Arthur MacNew. HotSpotCity.com, which hosts "cheap unrestricted adult XXX porn websites" is a subsidiary of MacNew Enterprises.

MacNew told WND she hosted the site and that while aware of the content, she did not know the photos were now being used as anti-coalition propaganda.

"That's one of our client sites," she said. "If they're legal photos, I can't just shut them down because of that. I need to investigate this. I appreciate you letting us know."

When asked who the owner of the site was, MacNew said, "I can't divulge that."

"Sex in War" was created in May of 2003 and registered to Activ Studio KFT in Budapest, Hungary, under the name of "Andrea M." Andrea Marchand of Activ Studio KFT is listed elsewhere as a custodian of age-identification hahahahahahahahas for persons appearing in various sexually explicit images broadcast over the Internet. Her e-mail address is suffixed to Active Art Studio, owners of a Parisian website and service that offers video content.

At the time of publication of this report, Marchand could not be reached for comment.

WND also has not yet received a response from the Committee for the Defense of Saddam Hussein and Albasrah as to whether they will now remove the photos from the website and admit they are staged images.

The photos published last week depicting abuse at Abu Ghraib prison have enraged many in the Arab world, including the U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council.

A military report by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba found a pattern of wide-ranging abuse in late 2003, including the sexual assault of a detainee with a chemical light stick or broomstick, according to the New Yorker.

Six U.S. military police now face criminal charges, and Pentagon sources said the probe of activities at Abu Ghraib prison will expand in light of the death of an Iraqi detainee at another prison.

In addition, at least 112 women in the military have reported being sexually assaulted by U.S. service members in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last two years. U.S. Central Command is investigating the allegations.

Experts speculate the actual number may be higher, as the National Victim Center says only 16 percent of rape cases are ever reported.

In 2003, the Denver Post published "Betrayal in the Ranks," an investigative report that revealed a reluctance in the military command culture to punish crimes against servicewomen and military wives, including rape to which the perpetrator had confessed, gang rape, murder and attempted murder.

Iraqi sources told WND that while they now understand the rape photos are fake, they fear incidents of sexual assault and rape by coalition troops may have occurred or could occur.
_____

Sherrie Gossett is a Florida-based researcher and hahahahahar, formerly with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and a contributing reporter to WorldNetDaily.

Porn Site Depicting 'GI Rapes' Shut Down
Follows WND Report On Bogus Photos

By Sherrie Gossett
©2004 WorldNetDaily.com
5-4-3

A pornographic website that said it featured "actors" portraying U.S. GIs gang-raping Iraqi women has been shut down by its operator after WND reported two Arabic websites were presenting the photos as proof of American crimes.

The American website, "Iraq Babes," was shut down by its registrant, Linda MacNew.

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MacNew released this statement to WND:

I want to start by saying how appalled I am at this whole thing. The site iraqbabes.com is one of our client's sites that we had purchased for him as part of a hosting package that he ordered. Even though we knew it would be an adult site, all content was legal content obtained from a sponsor Extreme Traffic and listed in their 2257 statement that all scenes in the movies and images were performed (played) by actors. All actors/models were over 18 at the time of photography. And were paid for their performances.

MacNew added, "In light of the anti-American use that other websites have found for this content, we have decided to sever all business ties with this client and have removed their site from our server. We want to thank WND for contacting us and making us aware of what was going on."

MacNew told WND she was not able yesterday to verify conclusively that the photos, which she said were produced by the Hungarian "Sex in War" site, were legal or illegal - meaning whether the women involved were without question porn actresses or were actually raped on camera.

Earlier in the day, MacNew questioned WND about how the photos were discovered, saying she thought it would be impossible to find them because they were so deeply buried in the Internet. She expressed shock that the photos came to public light at all.

When asked why she allowed her name to be associated the site, MacNew replied, "I had no idea something like this would happen."

"I'm very upset about it," she said. "I have a very good name and a very nice business."

MacNew Enterprises, along with the names Linda and/or Arthur MacNew, is listed as registrant on various pornographic websites ranging from "soft porn" to one which is much more explicit.

MacNew said she was not following news on the war and was unaware of the controversy over U.S. abuse of Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib prison.

"I was all against the war to begin with," she said. Regarding rape, MacNew added, "That stuff happens over there all the time anyway."

Veteran police detective and novelist Michael Tremoglie, commenting on the four websites involved and statements made by some of the persons connected to them, said, "If there weres any question in their mind about whether real rape was going on in these photos, why didn't they contact the responsible authorities, instead of trying to cash in on it?"

Sherrie Gossett is a Florida-based researcher and hahahahahar, formerly with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and a contributing reporter to WorldNetDaily.

Oracle Porn · 05-06-2004, 06:58 PM

thats too much to read....
cliff notes?

KMR Stitch · 05-06-2004, 07:00 PM

Blame it on the smut peddlers

freeadultcontent · 05-06-2004, 07:00 PM

Looks like the Shiat hit the fan eh?

newsdude · 05-06-2004, 07:05 PM

Long read. Can't you summarize it up?

zzgundamnzz · 05-06-2004, 07:06 PM

Long story short: The pics of the US Soldiers raping women were fakes. They were taken from a couple of different websites.

Lycanthrope · 05-06-2004, 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by freeadultcontent
Looks like the Shiite hit the fan eh?

Kevin2 · 05-06-2004, 07:16 PM

Shit more ammunition for Bush and aaaaaas to go after porn sites

Webby · 05-06-2004, 07:21 PM

Some people has a sick sense of humor - and even by any standards, sick websites :-)

05-06-2004, 06:57 PM	#1
Greg B So Fucking Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: EARTH (for the time being) Posts: 7,014	Okay, which GFYer posted the fake Iraqi Rape Photos? C'mon, fess up! ------ 'Rape Photos' Purporting To Be US Troops Actually Taken From Porn Sites By Sherrie Gossett ©2004 WorldNetDaily.com 5-6-4 Graphic photos appearing on Arabic websites of U.S. servicemen raping and sexually abusing Iraqi women were actually taken from American and Hungarian pornography sites. Albasrah.net and a Tunisian website produced in France by Committee for the Defense of Saddam Hussein [Comité de Défonce de Saddam Hussein En Tunisie], posted not only the recently broadcast photos of U.S. troops abusing and humiliating Iraqi prisoners but additional ones of alleged group rape of women by American soldiers, some who are depicted holding rifles against their victims' heads. The Tunisian site described the photos as the "unedited" versions of actual events and Albasrah ran the photos under the heading "The Abu Ghraib Prison Photos," indicating they had received the photos via e-mail. A WND investigation has revealed that most of the photos are taken from the American pornographic website "Iraq Babes," and the Hungarian site, "Sex in War," which is linked to by the American site. Both websites are linked to by violent pornography sites and both describe Iraqi women -- played by "actresses" -- in vulgar terms. "Iraq Babes" was created in April 2003 and is registered to Linda MacNew of MacNew Enterprises, in Hop Bottom, Pa. MacNew Enterprises also is the registrant of VelocityHosting.com, whose technical and administrative contacts are Linda and Arthur MacNew. HotSpotCity.com, which hosts "cheap unrestricted adult XXX porn websites" is a subsidiary of MacNew Enterprises. MacNew told WND she hosted the site and that while aware of the content, she did not know the photos were now being used as anti-coalition propaganda. "That's one of our client sites," she said. "If they're legal photos, I can't just shut them down because of that. I need to investigate this. I appreciate you letting us know." When asked who the owner of the site was, MacNew said, "I can't divulge that." "Sex in War" was created in May of 2003 and registered to Activ Studio KFT in Budapest, Hungary, under the name of "Andrea M." Andrea Marchand of Activ Studio KFT is listed elsewhere as a custodian of age-identification hahahahahahahahas for persons appearing in various sexually explicit images broadcast over the Internet. Her e-mail address is suffixed to Active Art Studio, owners of a Parisian website and service that offers video content. At the time of publication of this report, Marchand could not be reached for comment. WND also has not yet received a response from the Committee for the Defense of Saddam Hussein and Albasrah as to whether they will now remove the photos from the website and admit they are staged images. The photos published last week depicting abuse at Abu Ghraib prison have enraged many in the Arab world, including the U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council. A military report by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba found a pattern of wide-ranging abuse in late 2003, including the sexual assault of a detainee with a chemical light stick or broomstick, according to the New Yorker. Six U.S. military police now face criminal charges, and Pentagon sources said the probe of activities at Abu Ghraib prison will expand in light of the death of an Iraqi detainee at another prison. In addition, at least 112 women in the military have reported being sexually assaulted by U.S. service members in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last two years. U.S. Central Command is investigating the allegations. Experts speculate the actual number may be higher, as the National Victim Center says only 16 percent of rape cases are ever reported. In 2003, the Denver Post published "Betrayal in the Ranks," an investigative report that revealed a reluctance in the military command culture to punish crimes against servicewomen and military wives, including rape to which the perpetrator had confessed, gang rape, murder and attempted murder. Iraqi sources told WND that while they now understand the rape photos are fake, they fear incidents of sexual assault and rape by coalition troops may have occurred or could occur. _____ Sherrie Gossett is a Florida-based researcher and hahahahahar, formerly with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and a contributing reporter to WorldNetDaily. Porn Site Depicting 'GI Rapes' Shut Down Follows WND Report On Bogus Photos By Sherrie Gossett ©2004 WorldNetDaily.com 5-4-3 A pornographic website that said it featured "actors" portraying U.S. GIs gang-raping Iraqi women has been shut down by its operator after WND reported two Arabic websites were presenting the photos as proof of American crimes. The American website, "Iraq Babes," was shut down by its registrant, Linda MacNew. SPONSORED LINKS Get Younger Firmer Skin Advanced anti-aging skin care for skin over 35. Our anti-wrinkle & firming system uses high-potency copper-peptides and retinol to reduce wrinkles, firm and tighten loose skin. Free shipping. www.oo-la-lah.com Save 90% on Professional Microdermabrasion at Home Erase wrinkles, acne scars, fine lines, age spots, more like a pro! Patent-pending system guarantees results comparable to a doctor or spa for 10% of the cost. $10 off Deluxe kit with coupon KND205. www.Dermanesse.com MacNew released this statement to WND: I want to start by saying how appalled I am at this whole thing. The site iraqbabes.com is one of our client's sites that we had purchased for him as part of a hosting package that he ordered. Even though we knew it would be an adult site, all content was legal content obtained from a sponsor Extreme Traffic and listed in their 2257 statement that all scenes in the movies and images were performed (played) by actors. All actors/models were over 18 at the time of photography. And were paid for their performances. MacNew added, "In light of the anti-American use that other websites have found for this content, we have decided to sever all business ties with this client and have removed their site from our server. We want to thank WND for contacting us and making us aware of what was going on." MacNew told WND she was not able yesterday to verify conclusively that the photos, which she said were produced by the Hungarian "Sex in War" site, were legal or illegal - meaning whether the women involved were without question porn actresses or were actually raped on camera. Earlier in the day, MacNew questioned WND about how the photos were discovered, saying she thought it would be impossible to find them because they were so deeply buried in the Internet. She expressed shock that the photos came to public light at all. When asked why she allowed her name to be associated the site, MacNew replied, "I had no idea something like this would happen." "I'm very upset about it," she said. "I have a very good name and a very nice business." MacNew Enterprises, along with the names Linda and/or Arthur MacNew, is listed as registrant on various pornographic websites ranging from "soft porn" to one which is much more explicit. MacNew said she was not following news on the war and was unaware of the controversy over U.S. abuse of Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib prison. "I was all against the war to begin with," she said. Regarding rape, MacNew added, "That stuff happens over there all the time anyway." Veteran police detective and novelist Michael Tremoglie, commenting on the four websites involved and statements made by some of the persons connected to them, said, "If there weres any question in their mind about whether real rape was going on in these photos, why didn't they contact the responsible authorities, instead of trying to cash in on it?" Sherrie Gossett is a Florida-based researcher and hahahahahar, formerly with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and a contributing reporter to WorldNetDaily.

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05-06-2004, 07:06 PM	#6
zzgundamnzz Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 6,102	Long story short: The pics of the US Soldiers raping women were fakes. They were taken from a couple of different websites. __________________

05-06-2004, 07:00 PM	#3
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05-06-2004, 07:21 PM	#9
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