I agree Dtwb. I think this has been blown way out of proportion. Sure, it's a serious matter, and the soldiers in question must be punished, harshly. But that's it, no need to shout that the coalition is torturing prisoners. As they are not, a few soldiers did, nothing more.
What about police violence? That happens more often and I don't think it gets as much attention as this has gotten. Sure, an occupation of another nation doesn't happen that often, but these ramblings about one relatively minor incident has been blown completely of out scope.
That still doesn't make torture/humilation right, I stand by my previous statements still!
