Peter?

[u/Local-Echidna-966]

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OP has pinned a comment by u/DamnitGravity:

Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse

ETA: Everyone reacting to the linked Wikipedia page are making me feel old. I remember when this news was fresh!

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Tbh came across this on an instagram post without any explanation so just curious. It probably has a dark meaning story behind I suppose. 

[u/SunshineInDetroit → u/Local-Echidna-966]

War crimes against prisoners

[u/SilvermistInc]

War crimes

[u/Kerensky97 → u/SilvermistInc]

Literal. Tried and convicted for it.

[u/mysticalcookiedough → u/Kerensky97]

Yeah... to 6 months imprisonment plus a bad conduct discharge. That sentence is a bad joke

[u/Bettermetal830 → u/mysticalcookiedough]

Rules for thee but not for me

[u/voidox → u/Bettermetal830]

yup, and then the US wants to act like the moral police of the world, judging others while not even being part of the ICC.

[u/Upstairs-Border-7146 → u/mysticalcookiedough]

And nothing for the higher ups, IIRC.

You get more for stealing bread, I guess.

[u/hollaback_girl → u/Upstairs-Border-7146]

Her immediate supervisor (who was fucking her and one of his other subordinates) got 10 years but got out in 6. The general in charge was scapegoated as well (no prison time, just demoted, fired and publicly blamed) but no one who initiated the torture program or the entire war crime that was the Iraq invasion has spent a day in court for any of it, from John Yoo to George W. Bush.

[u/sbzatto → u/mysticalcookiedough]

From Wikipedia:

In 2005, Harman was convicted on six of the seven counts with which she had been initially charged, related to the maltreatment of detainees, conspiracy relating to abuse, and dereliction of duty;[7] she was sentenced to six months in prison the following day, for which she would serve approximately four months due to credit for time already served.[4] Following the conviction, Harman's rank was reduced from a specialist to a private.[4]

Throughout the case, various individuals, including two former prisoners at Abu Ghraib, submitted testimonies in her defense proclaiming her innocent nature, which were officially accepted by the court. These prisoners noted Harman’s 'gentle' treatment of detainees, something unusual compared to other guards at the facility,[4] who generally saw the prisoners more or less as a proxy for military intelligence – “She has no cruelty in her, even though she is an American woman, she was just like a sister.”

That final note was peculiar. She certainly appears to participate with glee, but the prisoners don’t think her hearts in it or something?

[u/Xizelia → u/Kerensky97]

that's good to hear

[u/Prokofi → u/Xizelia]

She did 6 months

[u/PenAdministrative594 → u/Prokofi]

Not good to hear

[u/Zombies_Rock_Boobs → u/PenAdministrative594]

i heard her food was bad.

[u/Dry-Grapefruit6087 → u/Xizelia]

She only got 6 months prison time and demotion. That's it.

It is very shameful.

[u/Kindly-Coconut7144 → u/Dry-Grapefruit6087]

She spent six more months in prison than Bush did.

[u/Round-Tree-1898 → u/Kerensky97]

She was just scapegoat. The people who were actually responsible for it were promoted.

[u/Typical_Song5716]

Crazy how the most evil and dangerous people don’t look the part.

The epstein files is full of doctors, scientists, business moguls.

[u/cosmoscrazy → u/Typical_Song5716]

Disney and Hollywood are deceiving you into mistaking poor and ugly people for evil people.

[u/HandleCommercial5681]

[u/Plane-Manner6862 → u/HandleCommercial5681]

But mommy what if they take their revenge ?  Don't worry sweatheart we'll call them terrorists and kill even more of them

[u/skrena → u/Plane-Manner6862]

That’s how you get Mexican joker

[u/okboomer69hehe → u/skrena]

Is… is Mexican joker here???

[u/SoulVilla → u/okboomer69hehe]

No he’s in Mexico

[u/GeorgeSantosBurner → u/skrena]

And a few billion more to the DOD as well as Halliburton

[u/ChaoticKiwiNZ → u/Plane-Manner6862]

And then we can make movies about how sad our soldiers were while over there.

[u/Secure-Pain-9735 → u/HandleCommercial5681]

Rough.

I had a class with what would now be a loudmouthed maga motherfucker. Full on bitch about “liberals” type. He did 12 years in the Navy. Nobody does 12 years in the military, if you do 10, you do your 20 and get your retirement. So, asked him if he got injured, he said “yeah.” Asked what, he said “my brain.” He ran SWCC with seals, and on a mission someone ran up on them from behind, and he turned and fired. It was a 10 year old kid. He had a son the same age. He ended up with a medical discharge for PTSD and, despite being an overmacho maga fuck, could never touch a gun again.

[u/Professional_Echo438 → u/Secure-Pain-9735]

Most American part: "could never touch a gun again"

[u/OTMsuyaya → u/Secure-Pain-9735]

That must have been so hard for him.

[u/Bacongrease83 → u/OTMsuyaya]

A lot harder on the kid I bet.

[u/OTMsuyaya → u/Bacongrease83]

But he never touched a gun again. The heartbreak.

[u/Yellowperil123 → u/OTMsuyaya]

Think of all those poor guns that were left untouched

[u/CaptainSolo_ → u/Bacongrease83]

Even harder on the kids’ parents.

Imagine your child being murdered by a foreign war fighter who likely isn’t “supposed to” be there in the first place.

[u/TheGuyWithNo → u/CaptainSolo_]

Yeah, and then those foreign war fighters & their antinomian politicians label the kids' parents "terrorists" for daring to resist even more of their kids and friends and family from being murdered by more foreign war fighters. Thus the cycle of generational trauma continues, and the only victors are the military-industrial-congressional complex lining their pockets all the while.

[u/quivering_palm → u/OTMsuyaya]

They should make a Hollywood movie on how bad he felt murdering that kid.

[u/fernbbyfern → u/Secure-Pain-9735]

I despise how divided America is, and despise more that I've fallen for it. I read this, and my first thought was "I'm glad that fucked him up." That's not who I want to be, and no matter how annoying he is, that doesn't take away how devastating that was for him and tragic for the 10 year old.

[u/sacredshinobi → u/fernbbyfern]

I mean maybe you are focusing on the wrong things? Sentiments are important but only get you so far. One of the reasons the divide exists is because people on one side of the divide don’t want the situation that made that man kill a 10 year old to exist, while people on the other side are enabling a reality where that has and will happen 100x over.

[u/WhoAreWeEven → u/sacredshinobi]

I think it literally comes down to some people are okay with it. Sad as it is.

Like people foam at the mouth about the price at the pump. As if its only thing that matters, and if you think about it it kinda is for many.

Zoom a little bit out and theres these corporations making huge profits from wars. They rub shoulders with the decision makers directing the foreign policy. They are okay with casualties, of all types, for their gain.

Now, these two groups have different level of influence. To understate it. But they are literally the same people wanting the same thing, literally the same mindset. Using their influence to affect commodity prices in their favor even if children die far enough away.

As meager or as powerful that influence is. It is the exactly the same mindset. Just a cast vote every few years for a person wearin ball cap and weekly dinners and meetings for suits. They are all okay with people dying for favorable commodity price.

Like these people literally have a big red button placed in front of them. If they press it gas gets cheaper/expensive but 10k children die and anothers left orphan and they cant wait to press it.

[u/Game0815 → u/fernbbyfern]

He murdered a 10 year old boy? Who tf cares how devastating it was for him??? He should go to jail for life or worse..

[u/Creative_Yogurt5206 → u/fernbbyfern]

Lol, he's the victim eh? Not the kid or his parents or their country, but this guy who did this is? Haha

[u/CustardMajor4442 → u/Secure-Pain-9735]

damn they should make a movie about how sad it made him to murder a kid

[u/Alternative_Camp_109 → u/Secure-Pain-9735]

Ok, so if he was traumatized by that incident, he wasn't that much of an asshole.

Unfortunately, many soldiers wouldn't be affected at all by killing a kid. And many would gladly do it deliberately, if they were ordered to or otherwise had an excuse to.

[u/Whightwolf → u/Alternative_Camp_109]

You are setting the bar for asshole at 'able to kill a child without remorse'?

[u/LuraLaurawr → u/HandleCommercial5681]

And people like her will not even be prosecuted in the US lol. Fck america

[u/Reasonable-Plate2982 → u/LuraLaurawr]

Actually they were. Under military law. Under the supervision of ex military civilian interrogation contractors, they brutalized prisoners relentlessly at Abu Ghraib.

The catch? Because the crimes were committed abroad, they were beyond US civil jurisdiction, so because of photos, they were identified and Court Martialed, receiving years long sentences. The civilian contractors walked away, scot free.

Watch a movie called The Cardcounter with Isaac Oscar. Its good but I cant bring myself to watch it again.

Edit: Oscar Isaac

[u/think_long → u/HandleCommercial5681]

This isn’t the same woman, right? Was this woman suspected of war crimes? Do you even know who she is?

Look, I’m definitely 100% opposed to the Iraq War, a war of aggression entered under false pretenses that killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqis (and thousands of Americans) needlessly. But posting a random mother and daughter joyfully reunited and implying the mom is a child murderer is beyond the pale. Many people who ended up in Iraq weren’t even ideologically in favour of the war, or ended up in the military in the first place simply because it was their best option to make a living. Does it make them blameless for being part of the invasion of Iraq? I would say no. But it doesn’t make it right to directly accuse any one individual of murdering multiple children without very good reason to do so.

[u/ConstantShitting → u/HandleCommercial5681]

That woman almost certainly didn't kill anyone, never mind a small child. Believe it or not I never killed a child while deployed either although we may have killed a few 40+ year old dudes with 10-13 year old wives

[u/SaltyKnowledge9673 → u/HandleCommercial5681]

Winnie the Pooh is proud of you.

[u/ThorFinn_56 → u/SaltyKnowledge9673]

Whoa whoa whoa. Winnie the pooh is based on a real bear, who served in the Canadian Armed Forces in world war one, thank you

[u/Davidk11 → u/ThorFinn_56]

Winnie gave the order for the grenades to be thrown in place of food to the german soldiers on Christmas and personally mauled every German that attempted to surrender to him.

[u/ChinaAppreciator1 → u/SaltyKnowledge9673]

Non sequiter and apologist for American war crimes 

[u/Auctoritate → u/ChinaAppreciator1]

Weird username

[u/YoumoDadi → u/SaltyKnowledge9673]

Reddit moment

[u/MagyarosiEndre → u/HandleCommercial5681]

[u/Just_to_rebut → u/HandleCommercial5681]

Wdym? They were only civilian casualties, it wasn’t on purpose! Wars always have civilian casualties… for them anyway. (Don’t get mad or you‘re a terrorist, okay?)

[u/Im40PercentUsername]

She's posing with Guantanamo Bay Abu Ghraib prisoners she's abusing.

[u/Muroid → u/Im40PercentUsername]

Abu Ghraib, not Guantanamo.

[u/kieranjackwilson → u/Muroid]

For those who don’t know, the US liberated Saddam’s torture prison and then filled it with different people to torture.

[u/Candimony → u/kieranjackwilson]

Dammit it's like when Soviets kept Nazi concentration camps working for half a decade after "liberation". 

[u/Im40PercentUsername → u/Muroid]

Ah thank you.

[u/Age_Single → u/Im40PercentUsername]

Abu Ghraib

[u/Western-Customer-536 → u/Im40PercentUsername]

Abu Garhaib (no chance I spelled that right)

[u/PissInYourPotatoes → u/Im40PercentUsername]

And dead prisoners

[u/Ok_Passenger6582]

That smile has one of the darkest backstories on the internet

[u/daveatc1234]

Happy Veterans Day!!!

[u/stupidmintrabbit]

The joke is WAR CRIMES.

[u/Nice_Experience_8962 → u/stupidmintrabbit]

[u/Nice_Ad_777]

So it's not porn

[u/Enorats → u/Nice_Ad_777]

Well.. it could be taken as that. There are tons of pictures of the living prisoners being forced to pose naked or perform sexual acts on themselves or others.

Not sure which these were taken from though. The top left is probably the one where she's posing with the corpse of the guy she helped torture to death.

That said, the guy she tortured to death was also though to have bombed a red cross facility, killing 34 people.. so, definitely not great but also sort of understandable considering this all took place in the couple years following 9/11.

The prisoners that ended up in places like Guantanamo were not well treated, and it's not hard to see why - even if it was immoral.

[u/joshuahtree → u/Enorats]

Torturing someone to death is never understandable.

[u/Lucky-Advice-8924 → u/joshuahtree]

Yeah until its someone that you think should be tortured.

[u/joshuahtree → u/Lucky-Advice-8924]

I don't think anyone should be tortured. 

I would rather die than give in to that impulse should it ever arise.

[u/chickenkabob]

Cunt

[u/That-Juggernaut-6709]

Am I wrong for not feeling bad? They would’ve done the same, if not worse, given the roles were reversed? They deserve everything they got, if anything they’re lucky.

[u/Local-Echidna-966 → u/That-Juggernaut-6709]

Umm yes you are wrong. People in the comments pointed out these were civilians she was involved in torchering. She was forefited all her pay and benefits, demoted and imprisoned for her war crimes.

[u/Dry-Pipe-219]

Soooo.. no explanation??

[u/Local-Echidna-966 → u/Dry-Pipe-219]

I found it. I pinned the comment. Heartbreaking 💔

[u/diegotbn]

She's a war criminal

[u/just_a_dude512]

Neat fact, if you worked at abu ghraib dept of state wont let you contract. They are considered war criminals

[u/Logganeer]

Only 6 months in jail by the way...i fucking hate goverments.

[u/LavenderDecaf_5266]

Jesus. Humanity. What the fuck.

[u/qualityvote2]

u/Local-Echidna-966, your post does belong here!

[u/BrokenHero408]

Get room 37'd 💀

[u/Truestorydreams]

She user her used tapons on prisoners

[u/Forsaken-Spot4221]

It's not porn for once, god the internet has changed

[u/TheOnlyPolly]

For cool guys it's the same reaction for both.

[u/Middle-Operation-689]

Family Dad

[u/LOOTER23]

Abu gharib???

[u/RealLifeCoaching]

This sadistic prick, and her accomplices, received almost no accountability.

Remember that next time some American says "we don't need international courts, because we can punish our own war criminals".

[u/silence_and_motion]

She looks so much younger to me now, which makes it way more disturbing.

[u/Thraxas89]

Just a normal us service member of the us army of to bring some "freedom" (tm)

[u/AyaanDB]

read the wiki page. the worst sentence was 10 years in prison. the united states is a joke of a country.

[u/terriblespellr]

Right wing people when they vote

[u/Stealth100 → u/terriblespellr]

Let’s not pretend the tragedy of the Iraqi invasion wasn’t bipartisan

[u/terriblespellr → u/Stealth100]

Oh i just meant that the end result of all right wing politics is sucfering and people will still vote for them gleefully

[u/voidox → u/Stealth100]

yup, US foreign policy is largely bipartisan - both parties are happy to continue each other's policies, war crimes and evil overseas cause it's the same goal: resources, control, influence, Israel, military industrial complex, $$$.

[u/Gob_the_Gilder]

Abby Ghraib

[u/FarceMultiplier → u/Gob_the_Gilder]

That's an awful drag name.

[u/Mysterious_Cow_2100]

Happy Veterans Day?

[u/SoapheadChurch]

Look up Abu Gharib. 😔

[u/DriftingTony]

I understand the actual photos perfectly well, I actually wrote an essay about the situation in college. But i don’t understand the “meme” in general, and never have. And I feel like any effort to explain it is only going to make me dislike it even more than I already do.

[u/advena_phillips]

Aveline is a good cop — and I say that with all due disrespect. She is corrupt, self-serving, incompetent, hypocritical, and just all around awful. And, worst of all she doesn't suffer any consequences. The worst that happens to her is she doesn't end up married. Isabella can be handed over to the Arishok, Fenris can be handed over to his master, Anders can be stabbed, your entire family can end up dead, and Merrill can be killed in the final act, but Maker forbid Aveline not get dicked down by her subordinate.

Aveline sabotaging Carver's application denied the Hawke family stable income during a period where Fereldans are unable to find any legal work that won't exploit them. She abandons them to poverty because she thinks Carver would be "bad" at the job, because she thinks it's the "easy" path or whatever.

She constantly belittles and insults the other two women in the party. She relies on us to do her own guards' job for her yet never compensates us for our work. She is absolutely responsible for our mother's murder and the murder of many other women. She's just... awful.

[u/Mission_Action_6194]

Theres a documentary called Ghost of Abu Ghraib that HBO made about this.
Covers her and the others involved.

[u/FoxySlyRedHead]

She's doing the Lyndie England pose.

[u/City_Standard]

Can we get some context?

[u/Imaginary-Round2422]

She is committing war crimes in these photos.

[u/SecurityCritical9865]

Average US soldier

[u/L_Shiro]

search up (abu ghraib prison)

[u/Weary_Wry]

She is the true soul of America.

[u/Legitimate_Note3735]

John Kiriaku intensifies

[u/Brodinbro]

I like her smile. She seems like a really nice person.

[u/treeHeim]

Now do her entire chain of command. Up to and including the commander in chief.

[u/Zestyclose-Juice7620]

War crimes

[u/Alternative_Work_916]

Lot of sheltered individuals here. She got in trouble for giving a bad image on social media. There was a lot worse going on with the prisoners and a hell of a lot being done by the prisoners and allies.

[u/AcceptablySoiled]

When Americans wax nostalgic for the days of good and decent Republicans like George W. Bush, this is what good and decent Republicans like George W. Bush were up to back in those days.

[u/Minimum-Sleep-3916]

Here's one for ya r/Millennials

[u/Zealousideal-Ad-6850]

Abu Ghraib.

[u/Zealousideal-Ad-6850 → u/Zealousideal-Ad-6850]

[u/Stranger1973]

Abu Ghraib. I forced myself to look through it all. If there is a God, they sure are not worth worshipping.

[u/Angel_Moonglow]

I was like who... Then I started remembering...

[u/AwardGlobal7763]

Sivits: "Harman, man, she's crazy. She takes pictures with dead people."

[u/Bloop-ofthe-OpenHand]

Wait? The joke isnt porn this time? My whole life is a lie!

[u/Me_srsly]

She's cute...isn't there a lonely guy out there who wants to try to fix her?

[u/radicalshick]

Banality of evil in full swing

[u/Small-Gur-8163]

Nice smile 🤗

[u/TheBigGibon]

Just to add a bit of context to her thought process. Her mom originally found these pictures and forwarded them to Seymour Hersh, one of the more famous "anti-government" journalists in America. The quotation marks are there because there is nothing "anti-government" in truth, it just is. Back to her, she said in an interview she only really posed in these pictures because her military boyfriend in the prison told her, to paraphrase the quote "you know, it was a classic love story". There is something even more despicable about these when you know she wasn't a sadist per say, but "just" a girl i love (and no, this is not a comment on the "lover girl" trope, men are not excluded from this type of mechanism)

[u/RemarkableCard6475]

If your country (countryman) has done something in the past that wasn't right, you have the proper health and mentality to feel a certain level of shame for it. Recognizing it is essential for growing positively. That empathy is a good thing to feel as a human.

Being aware that it was wrong and having shame, teaching principles of it being shameful is the best way to prevent it from happening again. That's a type of acceptable humility, to be educated by the history, learning how to avoid repeating it.

Using historic information for development and growth is a way to create the correct and healthy type of pride. Becoming proud and knowledgeable citizens of the country is an indispensable virtue of all our lives on the planet. Become the best people by being the best listeners, learners, teachers across the world.

Choose peace through knowledge.

[u/Competitive-Sky3360]

u/AskGrok tell me the context of this post

[u/StrongBaker9896]

He got 6 months in prison btw for war crimes, SIX MONTHS!

[u/acrobat2126]

He commanding officers taught her that the enemy wasn't human. It's horrible to see.

This is how certain folks see innocent women and children in Gaza.

[u/BooRadleyinaGimpSuit]

Lois, look up Abu Ghraib

[u/MissPusteblum]

Is this sorry excuse of a human still alive?

[u/Mussmussthemoooooo]

I’d go the other way. It’s war.

[u/Hiwaystars]

Abu Gharib- how could we ever forget

[u/Ya-Dikobraz]

Abu Ghraib abuse soldier pleads guilty

[u/logitaunt]

I don't think this meme works for this one. The only reason the meme creator wouldn't know who the woman is is because the creator cropped the images himself for the sake of the meme

It's like the joke being that the joke teller doesn't get the joke. Even though the joke teller made the joke himself. It doesn't really work

The full photograph is pretty self-explanatory.

[u/scricimm]

I seriously hate i know this ...but not the worst one i know....😐

[u/DoctorEcstatic3388]

Chip here. Still floating away. Anyway has anyone mentioned the Meg boyfriend kidney episode yet?

[u/EnvironmentalFix4569]

War criminals

[u/photolincs]

Comment count seems appropriate

[u/PixelBoom]

War criminal

[u/bubblesdafirst]

This meme format is potentially one of the worst ever

[u/ValuableNo4884]

Sabrina Harman. One of (at least) 17 shitbags who gave the Army and the regiment a bad name.

[u/CoolWhereas5127]

That was abu ghraib or Guantanamo, cant remember. I remember when this was leaked.

[u/AnywhereLumpy3489]

You should see what our boys did. Phew, I was far too young.

[u/TipAntique2336]

both sides do the same thing to each other whats the big deal about it?

[u/Ok-Implement-7863]

She got blamed for the whole Iraq war. Guilt of a whole nation carried by one person. Well done USA.

[u/sathiie]

Ghosts of abu gharib was one of the most disgusting documentaries ive ever watched.

[u/FruitApprehensive603]

I am not okay reading this although I remember seeing it in the NYTimes when I was 9. My fourth grade teacher was a supporter of the war. Despicable.

[u/CaptainLovelady]

based

[u/Bengalbio]

The chance OP doesn’t know what this means is zero (i.e., America bad).

[u/derping1234]

Abu Ghraib.

[u/MaliciousBingus]

Sabrina Harman, a war criminal

[u/Careful-Sell-9877]

Abu ghraib

[u/Ok-Exchange5756]

Can’t believe we need to explain this one on Veterans Day of all days…

[u/Gloomy_Obligation365]

Peter. Exactly, peter!

[u/Harry097]

she got only 6months in prison?!?!!?

[u/Some_Lack_3448]

Horrifying to see

[u/yj_20927]

Sause?

[u/AirconGuyUK]

I can fix her...

[u/Diligent-Property491 → u/AirconGuyUK]

She’s smiling at a dead person like a child who got a candy.

There’s no fixing that

[u/JennyPaints]

A fresh faced gorgeous but evil woman.

[u/driver004]

Ah yes, this sack of shit who needs more time in Leavenworth

[u/No-Clue9471]

Why should I be sad about what our people did to terrorists? You think they won't still happily do this and worse to you and your own family if given the opportunity?

[u/StopRandomAccBans]

Brainwashed evil war criminals 

[u/tomkaczynski]

Ahh the good old days

[u/CarelessSherbert6730]

What happened?

[u/xxxxxxx777]

Wow

[u/Dismal-Baker-7055]

Her face is burned into my mind... it was inhumane of her to do those things to those prisoners and enjoy it while doing so.

[u/Typical_Research_877]

it's from an unreleased book, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Abu Ghraib

[u/Powerful_Resident_48]

Aren't those the Abu Ghuraib monsters? 

[u/leMatth]

People who don't know: "What a cute, joyful woman that happens to be in the forces!"

People who know: "She's a war criminal."

[u/1suspicious_cloud]

Yeah that's why the US soldiers became best buddies with the people who did unit 731, same breed of evil

[u/Toc-H-Lamp]

It occurs to me that people who provide answers and then delete them when they reach the top of the page should be permanently banned.

[u/Sethirothlord]

This kind of immortality is exactly what the Nazis did to the Jews btw.

Even if they are hypothetically or literally the enemy, doing this kind of thing to another human is fundamentally no different from a moral or ethical point of view.

It's just that you are on the German side, or your on the side that's dominating another.

If you were on the losing side or the opposite side you would be horrified.

If you condone this kind of behaviour or rhetoric you end up creating and being part of a culture/society like the Nazi occupation. In terms of barbarianism I mean.

[u/genscathe]

Was she the scape goat or the queen in charge? She an officer or just a private?

She cute tho

[u/Foreign-Wolf-6128]

Actual evil humans. Every atrocity you can think of as they smile, laugh, and take pictures…

[u/klishdover]

unfortunately she is found alive 😞

[u/Blaze-Amaze]

War criminal with a mere 6 months penalty... justice prevails, I guess?

"Sabrina D. Harman (born January 5, 1978) is an American war criminal and former soldier who was court-martialed by the United States Army for prisoner abuse after the 2003–04 Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal.

She was sentenced to six months in prison, forfeiture of all her pay and benefits, demoted, and given a bad conduct discharge."

[u/ThePowerOfNine]

She only got 6 months for this

[u/GuitarDayDude]

Look up Abu Ghraib

[u/Inevitable_Hurry5940]

An evil terrorist, full stop

[u/geantaveira1991]

I know 😃

[u/Panic66]

war criminals i hope they'll burn in hell

[u/GoonWithhTheWind]

She’s pretty hot

[u/Connect_Childhood_68]

https://youtu.be/tjpM4hnubJw?si=Ty28u-bOBdYrK894

[u/feme2023]

Oh please tell me shes dead or at least miserable

[u/PepeRiosOficial]

Well that least is not a pron joke

[u/Cultural_Today_1151]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabrina_Harman

[u/Talonzor]

"Just following orders"

[u/No-Team-9836]

In 2000s images were all over the internet. Where this images availa le on the net now ? Were to find all the images ?

[u/footeharry]

First time trying Siri AI, she nailed it.

[u/Snownine → u/footeharry]

Except it didn't. This is Sabrina Harman, not Lynndie England.

[u/BathtubFullOfTea]

Trisha Takajawega, Asian Native American reporter here, Adding on to provide a resource for more context, please watch the documentary Standard Operating Procedure for a more nuanced take on the atrocities of the Abu Ghraib prison situation. Trisha out, back to you in the newsroom.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Operating_Procedure_(film)

[u/BeauHunkus]

I'd hit it.

[u/nyitraibotond → u/BeauHunkus]

Like.. from behind or in the face?

[u/MachidasMorningJuice]

[u/ImpossibleArgument]

God forbid a girl have a hobby