Four U.S. Soldiers Charged in Iraq Prisoner Drowning
 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Army has charged four soldiers, three of them with manslaughter, following the drowning of an Iraqi prisoner, while a senior general criticized U.S. military detention policies, officials said on Friday.

The soldiers were accused of forcing two Iraqis off a bridge into the Tigris River, said Army Lt. Col. Jonathan Withington, a spokesman at Fort Hood, Texas. They had picked up the men on a curfew violation while they were on patrol near the city of Samarra north of Baghdad on Jan. 3. One of the two Iraqis drowned, while the other managed to get out of the river.

This is the difference between a modern nation and a third world country of savages. We hold our soliders accountable for such actions.

true but if this kind of stuff is going on outside the prisons also, were fucked

I really can't believe that we really fucked up.

I think its funny how the U.S. can go about committing war crimes and no one does shit about it. God Bless George W. Bush and Amerikkka!

I fixed your post for you.

scandal all over

Uh, what about the americans getting there heads cut off.

Two hundred thousand troops there and your gonna have some bad apples. We'll punish the guilty. We are not a third world country; We are not terrorists.