US soldier admits Iraq girl rape

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Ninth_Scribe said:
Oh, it does! But it adds insult to injury when this happens in war by enemy (foreign) armies. One of the things that sent Zarqawi over the edge was the letter by Fatima from Abu Graib prison. Have you read that? I did, and I didn't care about issues of nationality... I wanted to turn them ALL into Eunuchs!

Copy of the Letter of Fatima = http://www.worldproutassembly.org/archives/2005/05/abu_ghraib_pris_1.html

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Is there any indication that this letter is for real? It sounds like perfect propaganda piece to be quite honest. An abused innocent woman being raped by the evil invaders, while the brave and noble resistance fighters set up a raid in an attempt to free her. While a succesful raid, they fail to find Fatima. In despair they publish the following: ""Sorry, sister, we are not men. Only true men can answer your cry for help. Men are in a very short supply these days. Sorry again sister."" I have to say. I find it all a bit dubious.

Oh and in other news another 22 civilians die in a suicide bombing in Hilla.
 
KAding said:
Is there any indication that this letter is for real? It sounds like perfect propaganda piece to be quite honest. An abused innocent woman being raped by the evil invaders, while the brave and noble resistance fighters set up a raid in an attempt to free her. While a succesful raid, they fail to find Fatima. In despair they publish the following: ""Sorry, sister, we are not men. Only true men can answer your cry for help. Men are in a very short supply these days. Sorry again sister."" I have to say. I find it all a bit dubious.

Oh and in other news another 22 civilians die in a suicide bombing in Hilla.
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I have no real reason to believe this letter was a propaganda ploy, especially given the reports that we do have. Who ever replied afterward was obviously stricken with guilt, but that has no bearing on Fatima. She had to be there and there must have been a Sunni who worked there. How else would she have been able to send the letter? And how else would the Mujahedeen have known the lay-out of the compound so well? There is too much body to disqualify it so quickly.

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KAding said:
Maybe the rules say it is haram. Just like the US rules say rape is a criminal act under any circumstances.

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the thing is a muslim fears allah, and he knows that on the last day he'll be accountable, and so will not commit this disgusting crime.

if islam gives that right, then who are you to take it away? stop attacking the branches of islam, and attack the actual tree, if you can.
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