Nbadan
12-12-2006, 02:50 AM
On "60 minutes" Sunday night there was a sad segment on the guy named Garby who courageously blew the whistle on the slime that tortured prisoners at Abu Ghraib. The poor guy had to sleep with a loaded pistol in the barracks out of fear of retribution from those who did the torturing or were sympathetic to it. Rumsfeld then goes and publically announces him by name. Now Garby and his wife cannot even go back to his home town of Cumberland, Maryland because the fucking morons that live there think he's a traitor!! 60 minutes interviewed the head of the local VFW, a sniveling asshole, and the bastard also thinks Garby was a traitor!!
Click on Watch: A Man Who Started Abu Ghraib (http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/60minutes/main3415.shtml)
If the video isn't working for you, for some reason you can still read the article:
Exposing The Truth Of Abu Ghraib (http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/12/07/60minutes/main2238188.shtml)
The commander of the local VFW post, Colin Engelbach, told 60 Minutes what people were calling Darby.
"He was a rat. He was a traitor. He let his unit down. He let his fellow soldiers down and the U.S. military. Basically he was no good," Engelbach says.
Asked if he agrees with that, Engelbach says, "I agree that his actions that he did were no good and borderline traitor, yes."
"What he says in his defense is 'Look. I’m an MP. And this is something which was illegal,'" Cooper remarks.
"Right. But do you put the enemy above your buddies? I wouldn’t," Engelbach replies.
Click on Watch: A Man Who Started Abu Ghraib (http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/60minutes/main3415.shtml)
If the video isn't working for you, for some reason you can still read the article:
Exposing The Truth Of Abu Ghraib (http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/12/07/60minutes/main2238188.shtml)
The commander of the local VFW post, Colin Engelbach, told 60 Minutes what people were calling Darby.
"He was a rat. He was a traitor. He let his unit down. He let his fellow soldiers down and the U.S. military. Basically he was no good," Engelbach says.
Asked if he agrees with that, Engelbach says, "I agree that his actions that he did were no good and borderline traitor, yes."
"What he says in his defense is 'Look. I’m an MP. And this is something which was illegal,'" Cooper remarks.
"Right. But do you put the enemy above your buddies? I wouldn’t," Engelbach replies.