Originally posted by Kryties
reply to post by Xcathdra
My point is that you looked at the pictures and immediately saw what you wanted to see - Iraqi's torturing Iraqi's - therefore reinforcing your
argument without using critical thinking. If you can make this mistake over a small issue like the photos, is it possible that you could be wrong
about the wider issue of Hicks himself?edit on 31/8/2011 by Kryties because: (no reason given)
Well, no I didnt see what I wanted to see. What I saw was a picture that I mistook for other photos on the net showing Iraqi military personell
torturing Iraqis. Speaking of people only seeing what they want....
As far as Hicks goes elain your wider issue theory. He was a member of Al Queida, he received training in their camps, he made his way to Afghanistan,
and in the process was captured.
As I said before they receive training on what to say if captured in order to cause problems. If he didnt want to be captured, charged and imprisoned,
then dont join a terrorist organization.