How did this slide show make it into production?

George Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld should have to spend every weekend in Section 60 of Arlington Cemetery for the rest of their lives.

Nice way to suffocate a suspect…. “Hey, I don’t know cap… he just stopped breathing”!

It’s so dramatic. I wish the war can stopped.

“The first thing that I think about when I head to a blast scene is the difficulties that I will face on the way to the scene while covering an event in a place that I do not know how dangerous it is.” Yep, no concern for the people who were killed or injured, just “Can I get a prize winning photo.” Not much different than any other carrion feeding parasite.

@Lucesociator: Why do solemn discussions over such grievous issues as the brutality and insanity of the Iraq war always have to be disgraced by ignorant comments as yours? Anybody viewing the shots and reading the descriptions properly will see a sensitive, committed and exceptionally courageous man who put his life on the line many a time to get images that educate and open our eyes. We do better appreciating the courage it takes to unhesitatingly move to danger zones despite having repeatedly witnessed the instant blotting out of human life than reading negativity into what might just be the most courageous form of journalism. You must be very cynical not to see his concern for the people. May I ask future comments to please respect the dignity of this very sobering and enlightening presentation.

I like looking at these old pics. Reminds me of how free the women looked before that rube Bush went in and messed with the country. Now the women are covered and no longer hold positions in the government. Way to go Rube!

What a waste of that which is precious. Have we really learned anything yet? U.S. Military out of all foreign countries! Let’s help Americans here, hurt no one. ~ @Peta_de_Aztlan

Ruined the country and peoples lives!!!!

I’ve set a link to you at
http://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2013  /04/07/decade-of-war/