I have two feelings on this issue.....

First I know exactly what site they are talking about here. What ticks me off is that if an American were to report this site how fast would we move to either bring it down or do what ever it is the Cheif of staff needs to do, second these people did what they did to our soldiers, and our american contractors, why is we move real fast when some Iraq jerk reports and incident, and or we're hurting their feelings.............but after ALL OF WHAT THEY DID TO OUR GUYS WE DON'T DO A D--ED THING BUT BOW DOWN AND KISS THEIR A--%%%..........

Third the women on this site WOMEN US SOLDIERS need to be stripped of everything they word for and are a useless piece of CRAP to our military, make us look bad.........and I hope they all GET discharged dis honorably!!


Trade Iraqi Corpse Photos For Porn
Soldiers Allegedly Trade Iraqi Corpse Photos For Porn

POSTED: 12:03 pm EDT September 28, 2005

WASHINGTON -- The Army is investigating complaints that soldiers posted photographs of Iraqi corpses on an Internet site in exchange for access to pornographic images on the site, officials said Tuesday.

An Islamic civil rights group said it wrote to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld objecting to the practice, which it said may violate international laws of war, and urging the Pentagon to bring it to an end.

"This disgusting trade in human misery is an insult to all those who have served in our nation's military," Arsalan Iftikhar, legal director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said in his letter to Rumsfeld.

Bryan Whitman, a spokesman for Rumsfeld, said the Pentagon had recently become aware of Internet postings and is looking into it.

"Obviously, it is an unacceptable practice," Whitman said.

An Army spokesman, Col. Joseph Curtin, said the Criminal Investigation Division recently began investigating the matter on behalf of Lt. Gen. John Vines, commander of the Multinational Corps in Iraq.

Another Army spokesman, Paul Boyce, said later that the preliminary criminal inquiry determined, based on available evidence, that felony charges could not be pursued. But the matter, including the possibility of disciplinary action, was being handled in coordination with other military services, he said.

Many of the photos depict dismembered Iraqi corpses and body parts. Some also were submitted by soldiers in Afghanistan.
Copyright 2005 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

please post a link

wouldn't put it past the insurgent effort to post those photo's and say it was our troops doing it.

the sad fact is go to the site , it is our soldiers, I do not think I can post the language is not in good taste unless TOW says go for it.

i doubt it the proof is in the pictures.
they are standing/posing in us uniforms as well as on tanks.

Ok no problem I thought it was a news story not actual photos, my bad, sorry don't want to place you in a bad spot.