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Will be back with regular programming soon!

Until then….my ten most recent posts including Muhammad Caricatures seems to be intact.

My last post on Abu Ghraib – Muhammad Caricatures Hypocristy may have been lost.

More later….

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Update #1

Flap has been in touch with his hosting company and they are working on a restore. the attack occurred at 7:10 PM and jumbled posts from the last four days.

Update #2 – February 15 – 6:30 AM PST

Hosting Matters and Flap are working on a restore. Three days of posts were erased from the blog but Flap has them and will be back soon.

Update #3

Flap’s alternate blog will be cross-posted until security measures are reinforced: FullosseosuFlap’s Dental Blog – original

Stay tuned……..

This image is from video made available Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2006 by the Special Broadcasting System in Australia is said by the broadcaster to show a prisoner bent forwards towards a seated man wearing a combat-style uniform. The Australian television network said the images of prisoners were made at the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad in late 2003, and were among photographs the American Civil Liberties Union was trying to obtain from the U.S. government under a Freedom of Information request. SBS refused to give details on the source of the photographs, and the authenticity of the images could not be verified independently.

Washington Post: Australian TV Network Airs More Abu Ghraib Photos

An Australian television channel today broadcast more photographs of abuse of Iraqi prisoners at the U.S.-run Abu Ghraib prison outside Baghdad. The graphic images, which included naked, blood-soaked prisoners, were quickly picked up by Arabic television stations and Web sites around the world.

The abuse pictures were similar to or the same as the now-infamous images that came out in April 2004, sparking public outrage, a congressional investigation and the military trials of several U.S. soldiers. But their release could be significant because it comes at a time of already heightened tension between Muslim nations and the West over European newspaper cartoons satirizing the prophet Muhammad.

So, let’s look at the coverage of the newly released (but a few years old) Abu Ghraib prison photos and the Muhammad Caricatures.

From the Washington Post:

May 2004: Inside Abu Ghraib

Photo Gallery

Images obtained by The Washington Post reveal more about the treatment of Iraqi prisoners.

• More Prison Photos

Exclusive Video

Video excerpt obtained by The Washington Post and edited for posting depicts prison abuse.

• Chronology of Abu Ghraib

Documents

Official sworn statements from Iraqi detainees in Abu Ghraib describe their experiences.

• U.S. Army Investigation Report