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Dogs, Water, Coffins: Untold UK Torture in Iraq

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Source: onislam.net

Of all the abuses committed by the United States in the “War on Terror,” the use of waterboarding as an “enhanced interrogation technique” has generated by far the most controversy. This practice, whereby terror suspects are strapped to a plank, tilted so that their heads are lower than their feet, and subjected to mock drowning, has rightly been condemned — even by President Obama — as torture. As water is sloshed onto a wet cloth placed over the mouth and nose, the body convulses, moving into an achingly-painful panic reaction exactly as if it were drowning.

The UK Government has always publically distanced itself from such extreme methods, with ministers going on record to label waterboarding as torture. However, court documents filed recently on behalf of Yunus Rahmatullah, a Pakistani businessman captured in Iraq in February 2004 and detained without trial for over ten years, show that the UK was deeply implicated in the abuse he suffered.

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Drone strikes: Obama’s torture technique?

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Source: theconversation.com

By: Jeff Bachman

On November 24, two weeks before the Senate Intelligence Committee released its “torture report,” Reprieve, a UK-based human rights NGO, published the results of its latest investigation into President Obama’s drone strike program. While Obama was preparing for the inevitable release of the Senate’s report which provided the most extensive insight yet into the CIA’s use of torture during the Bush administration, Reprieve provided insights of its own into the Obama administration’s equally disturbing targeted drone assassination program.

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Sign & share this petition asking President Barack Obama to speak up for #Rohingya when visiting Burma this November

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Pls sign & share this petition asking President Barack Obama to speak up for #Rohingya when visiting Burma this November. http://wh.gov/lhW2j —- We need 90,000 people to sign this petition.
Let the President build on his own example when in his 2012 visit to Burma, he powerfully stated: “Rohingyas… hold within themselves the same dignity as you do, and I do” This policy is in spirit with the Congressional resolution 418, which you helped passed, calling for restoration of Rohingya citizenship.

Beyonce Admits Illuminati Membership to Oprah Winfrey, Reports The Huffington Post? (Video)

info-pictogram1 Beyonce admits being a member of the Illuminati in Oprah Winfrey interview, according to a satire article published by The Huffington Post, but even though the article is satire, is it really that far from the truth? Mark Dice breaks it down.

If you were on of the 2.5 million who shared the story… You’ve been played

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The article about Iraqi’s “systematically beheading Christian children” has been published by over 10,000 news sources and shared over 2,500,000 times on social media.

The source? ONE guy in San Diego named Mark Arabo who said this in a CNN interview.

He had no first hand knowledge, no evidence and no eyewitnesses or journalists have been able to corroborate the story. Arabo (pictured here with President Obama) is active in several vocal Christian groups and is an advocate of continued war in Iraq.

Obama says he wants to save Iraq, thats a lie

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Please wake up, those who speak of peace are lying to you! Obama says he wants to save Iraq, thats a lie, they show they saved 20 people on a chopper, what about the 200,000 they killed? They are killing more people in Iraq, dont forget they sent more bullets to Israel!

Why Is The US Dropping Bombs In Iraq, Again? (Video)

info-pictogram1 President Obama has authorized airstrikes against the Islamic State group in Northern Iraq to protect U.S. personnel there and to save Yazidis, who are threatened with genocide. The majority of the American public supports the airstrikes, but many are asking: why does the U.S. intervene militarily in some conflicts but not others? And why Iraq specifically?