we are sending Prisoners to Uzbekistan to be boiled alive.. Link>

[sam sarrha]

Caution: this Article contains Photos of a Boiled Human being.

I had time to scroll the photos up out of view to finish the article before they ..focused.. I have a 2.6GHz 256MB Compaq Preserio..

I you want to Upgrade and Jump Start your rage at what this Amoral Wet Brain Alcoholic Drug Addict Moron pResident is capable of..check out the horrific photos. at the top of the article is a photo of Bu$h kissing up to President Karamov.. affectionately referred to as the 'Boiler' by his countrymen.

then say if you read about this shit without knowing where it came from you wouldn't think it wasn't from Nazi Germany, Stalinist Russia or Pal Pots bulshit..!!!

there is a SHIT LOAD of this crap on the Internet

just type in.. ' Torture in Egyptian Prisons' /..jails

or 'torture boiling' or 'Depleted Uranium birth defects'{that one is particullarly BAD}.. the options are endless with that fool as pResident..

AND WE ARE DOING THIS SHIT !!!! ALL OF IT !! STILL !!

[Tux]

1. Link?

You said there was an article about prisoners being boiled alive. What is the URL for that article?

[sam sarrha]

4. LINK> here.i am positive i typed it in, i even checked the path on Preview

.. it is grafic.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article3943.htm

[Al-CIAda]

2. I have heard this too, but link please. n/t

[VOX]

3. Here's one link regarding the outsourcing/torture of prosoners...

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/05/01/MNGE5CI9MO1.DTL
San Francisco Chronicle
Don Van Natta Jr., New York Times
Sunday, May 1, 2005
Growing evidence U.S. sending prisoners to torture capital
Despite bad record on human rights, Uzbekistan is ally

Seven months before Sept. 11, 2001, the State Department issued a human rights report on Uzbekistan. It was a litany of horrors.

The police repeatedly tortured prisoners, State Department officials wrote, noting that the most common techniques were "beating, often with blunt weapons, and asphyxiation with a gas mask." Separately, international human rights groups had reported that torture in Uzbek jails included boiling of body parts, using electroshock on genitals and plucking off fingernails and toenails with pliers. Two prisoners were boiled to death, the groups reported. The February 2001 State Department report stated bluntly: "Uzbekistan is an authoritarian state with limited civil rights."
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Now there is increasing evidence that the United States has sent terror suspects to Uzbekistan for detention and interrogation, even as Uzbekistan's treatment of its own prisoners continues to earn it admonishments from around the world, including from the State Department.
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Specific cases have been documented. In the summer of 2002, Amnesty International reported, Fatima Mukhadirova, a 62-year-old Tashkent shopkeeper, was sentenced to six years of hard labor after denouncing the Uzbekistan government for the death of her son, Muzafar Avozov, in a Tashkent prison.

An independent examination of photographs of the body, conducted by the University of Glasgow, showed that Avozov died after being immersed in boiling water, human rights groups reported.
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