Evidence - war crimes committed with seeming impunity

[TonyGosling]

Had to start a new thread for this Disco - it's quite incredible.
Glad to see the TV presenter has the right attitude. Unlike The International Criminal Court in The Hague or the US Army.

[TonyGosling]

Anatomy of a War Crime: Behind the Enabling of the 'Kill Team'
Posted by Jim Frederick Tuesday, March 29, 2011
http://globalspin.blogs.time.com/2011/03/29/anatomy-of-a-war-crime-beh ind-the-enabling-of-the-kill-team/
The story has been remarkable for two reasons. First, for the pure depravity of the alleged crimes. According to Army prosecutors, a small group of soldiers from the 5th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division who were deployed to Afghanistan in 2009-10 went spectacularly, murderously rogue. According to prosecutors, they engaged in routine substance abuse and brutality toward Afghan locals that led to four premeditated murders of innocent civilians, the ritual mutilation of corpses (some of the soldiers reportedly severed fingers from their victims to keep as trophies) and the snapping of celebratory photographs alongside the deceased as if they were bagged deer.......

[Disco_Destroyer]

I like to remind folk this is not a rogue isolated case, there have been loads of separate images uploaded by soldiers on youtube etc. and testimony by veterans also.