But a new two minute video <\/a>released today frankly made us sick to our recently In our opinion these images are a thousand times more damning and capable of causing violent video from Reuters<\/a> (extremely graphic)<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" No, not another gross photo of the Dowbrigade caught in the maw of a major metropolitan hospital. This is much more serious and significant. Now, it is hard to shock the Dowbrigade, and after the previous material previously divulged about … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/abuabuse.jpg\")
No, not another gross photo of the Dowbrigade caught in the maw of
\n a major metropolitan hospital. This<\/a> is
\n much more serious and significant. Now, it is hard to shock the
\n Dowbrigade, and after the previous material previously divulged about
\n the abuse at Abu Ghraib prison it is difficult to shock the news-aware
\n American public.<\/p>\n
\n relocated stomach. It graphically drives home the point that what we
\n are doing in Iraq is against all of the honorable principals on which
\n this country was founded, and does a grave disservice to all of the true
\n American heroes who gave their lives defending this country and those
\n principles. It leaves no question as to who the bad guys are in Iraq
\n on the ground today, whatever the motives and methods by which it was
\n started.<\/p>\n
\n indignation<\/a> than the Danish
\n cartoons of the Prophet<\/a>.
\n If it were OUR people on the floor, under cowls, connected to electrical
\n leads, etc., we just might feel like joining a demonstration leading
\n to a riot and burning a few embassies. But maybe it’s just us, and this
\n isn’t another example of the conflicts in culture and values that is emerging
\n as the defining struggle of our times.<\/p>\n