Memo: Workers Threatened Over Prison Abuse
By PAISLEY DODDS
Associated Press Writer
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) -- U.S. special forces accused of abusing prisoners in Iraq threatened Defense Intelligence Agency personnel who saw the mistreatment, according to U.S. government memos released Tuesday by the American Civil Liberties Union.
The special forces also monitored e-mails sent by defense personnel and ordered them "not to talk to anyone" in the United States about what they saw, said one memo written by the Defense Intelligence Agency chief, who complained to his Pentagon bosses about the harassment.
In addition, the special forces confiscated photos of a prisoner who had been punched in the face.
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So now we have the Bush administration attempting to cover-up ongoing prison abuses. We sound as bad as the regime we are attempting to replace. We have become those whom we repudiate.
Memo: Workers Threatened Over Prison Abuse
