I also found this on the internet, apparantly US soldiers may have engaged in sexual content with underage iraqi girls, and this site has a bigger
photo than the one posted iin this forum, check it out
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www.defensedaily.com...
CAIR: U.S. Muslims Seek Pentagon Probe of Iraq Photo; Soldier's Sign Says He Killed Boy's Father, Impregnated Sister
WASHINGTON, April 2 /PRNewswire/ -- The Council on American-Islamic
Relations (CAIR) today called for a Pentagon investigation of a photograph
circulating on the Internet that apparently shows an American soldier mocking
an Iraqi child.
The photo sent to CAIR seems to be of an American soldier standing next to
two Iraqi children who are giving the thumbs-up sign. One child holds a hand-
lettered sign in English that reads: "Lcpl Boudreaux killed my Dad, th(en) he
knocked up my sister!" ("Knocked up" is American slang for making someone
pregnant out of wedlock.) SEE: www.cair-net.org...
"If the United States Army is seeking to win the hearts and minds of the
Iraqi people, this is the wrong way to accomplish that goal," said CAIR
Executive Director Nihad Awad. "Defense Department officials must take action
to let military personnel know that such offensive behavior harms America's
image and will not be tolerated."
Awad said CAIR has also received an anonymous letter from a soldier who
recently returned from Iraq that claims a commanding officer engaged in
inappropriate conduct with prepubescent Iraqi girls. The letter states that
the officer, who was named by the writer, referred to the girls as "pre-rag
heads" and coerced local Iraqi leaders to provide them in exchange for
protection by American soldiers. (The officer's military unit was also named
in the letter.)
The letter-writer indicated revulsion at the officer's alleged actions.
He or she wrote: "The thought of all this makes me sick to my stomach. I am
afraid to bring this to anyone in the Army, because I am doubtful that they
would believe a soldier over the Battalion Commander."
"These reports point to a disturbing pattern of behavior that needs to be
addressed by our military," said Awad.
CAIR, America's largest Islamic civil liberties group, has consistently
condemned all terrorist acts, whether carried out by individuals, groups or
states.



