Oh, and Amos, he may not have been charged with any crime but he was named in the Taguba report as one of the main interrogators. Who would charge him, anyway? Iraq? The U.S.? His country of origin? Who would have jurisdiction? Certainly not the military. Probably easier just to fire him and send him home. End of story. Thats what I don't like about private contracts in a war zone. No responsibility whatsoever. Unless you're in the military - then, at least, there are rules, regulations and a chain of command. At least there used to be.

I'm through with this thread. I just keep repeating myself.