It wasn't bad apples but Bush admin that encouraged abuse of Iraqis
At Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad, Iraq U.S. soldiers tortured and abused Iraqi prisoners. This is a documentary that explores what happened and more importantly why.<br /><br />It has a provocative start with an experiment that was given in the United States where people were told to administer electric shocks to people. No shocks were given, but the participants could hear an actor screaming in pain and telling them to stop. Everyone in the study continued to give the fake shocks anyway. The point was that under orders people will do inhuman things. Then it switches to interviews with American guards at Abu Ghraib who said they knew what they were doing was wrong and yet they adapted to it and continued to do it anyway. It wasn’t because of some bad apples as the U.S. government originally claimed but rather the result of a system that encouraged abuse. That started with 9/11 when the Bush administration said that the war on terror meant the Geneva Conventions that protected prisoners didn’t apply. That was then brought to Iraq after the U.S. invasion. Worse yet the Americans conducted mass arrests of Iraqis so the majority of the people in Abu Ghraib weren’t even insurgents but rather innocents caught up in this misguided tactic.<br /><br />The main drawback of the documentary is that it is almost all talking heads. Thankfully amongst those are a few Iraqis who explain their experiences being arrested by the Americans and put into Abu Ghraib.
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