Doran posted a link to this article in comments. Thank you Doran. I didn't want the story to end up more embedded than it already is by the American media, so I'm bringing it up.
Here is an excerpt. The full article can be read here, and the article about protective custory is here.
When he saw the horrific abuses at Abu Ghraib prison, Joe Darby knew he had to blow the whistle. But coming forward would change his life—as well as his family's—forever, and for the worse. Because back in his own community and in the small towns of America, handing over those photos didn't make Joe Darby a hero. It made him a traitor.Central Appalachia is a special kind of place, lost in time and space. Cut off from the corridors of traffic that run up and down the East Coast, the coal-mining towns nestled in these green hills fueled the nation through the industrial revolution. For 150 years, miners crossed the mountains just to get here, then they stayed, building cities around the vast deposits of anthracite and bituminous coal, starting families, thriving in the industry's heyday, and then crumbling under its collapse.
Today the poverty in places like Somerset County, Pennsylvania, where Joe Darby was born and most of his family still lives, is far worse than the national average, with unemployment a third higher. Perhaps more important, the jobs that can be found are often harder on families than the mines ever were. If it was tough to send a young husband into twelve hours of darkness for a paycheck, it must be even harder to ship him off for weeks at a time behind the wheel of a big rig or months on end doing a stint in the service. And yet for many families in this part of the country—for guys like Joe Darby—few other options exist
It was no coincidence that Joe lived only a short drive from many of the men and women in those photos from Abu Ghraib. It was no coincidence that he knew Lynndie England and Jeremy Sivits, who lived just a few miles from his house. They were in his local unit, the 372nd Military Police Battalion. They trained together, deployed together, lived together on assignments, and when they finally came home on leave, passing through the streets of their small towns in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, the flags and banners that hung from storefront windows were there for all of them.
Outside these communities, in most of America, the pictures from Abu Ghraib met with instant outrage and contempt, and Joe Darby became a hero. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld praised his actions as "honorable and responsible." The House Armed Services Committee praised him for risking his career in pursuit of "what is right." But inside the little towns of Jenners and Somerset and Windber and Johnstown, many neighbors weren't so quick to celebrate. Abu Ghraib became a litmus test of the American mood; reactions split along political and economic lines. On campuses and in the halls of government, even within the upper echelons of the military command, few would question what Joe had done. But in his own hometown, plenty of people did. Some had seen the face of battle themselves and had made their own moral compromises, which were easier not to remember. Others had family members who served in the first gulf war and had a hard time feeling sorry for Iraqis. Still others had relatives in Iraq this time, some of whom would never come home. So if a few prisoners got beaten up, if they were humiliated or even abused, well, shit happens all the time. War is war. Joe Darby's decision didn't make him honorable; it made him a traitor.
In another place, in a private moment, looking at those same pictures, who knows—maybe even Joe Darby would have shrugged his shoulders and looked the other way. But the thing is, when called upon to act, he didn't look the other way. He saw the pictures, and he couldn't forget.
He never wanted to see them. They almost literally fell into his lap. It was early January 2004, and his unit had been at Abu Ghraib for three months, when one of his unit members, a guy named Charles Graner, handed him a couple of CDs to duplicate. So Joe went down to the Internet café near the sleeping quarters and started duping the discs. Graner hadn't given him any warning about special files or secret folders, and Joe was sitting there scrolling through the images, mindlessly, when bam!, the first hideous photo came up. Then another. Then another. Then another.Posted by Diana at August 24, 2004 10:47 PM"He said, 'What the heck is this?' " remembers Janis Karpinski, the Brigadier General who ran Abu Ghraib. "It was very innocent. He was absolutely shocked by this."
He was also unsure what to do about it. He took the discs back to Graner and told him what he'd found, but Graner just said, "Don't worry, I'll take care of it," adding, "The Christian in me says it's wrong, but the corrections officer in me says, 'I love to make a grown man piss himself.'"
Late one night, he slipped a copy of the disc under the door of the army's Criminal Investigation Division. It was an act of conscience unobstructed, one of the most dangerous things in the world.
The media blitz was bad, but at least it was in their faces. You could see it coming and knew what to expect, which was a total disregard for privacy. It was bad but predictable. By contrast, the rest of the community, from the cops to the checkout clerk at the grocery, had become a terrifying mystery. There was no way of knowing where anyone stood, how they felt, or what they might do. Forget about the families of Joe's unit. Bernadette knew they would hate her, but there were only so many of them. It was everyone else she was worried about. There were thousands of people in this stretch of valley, and she had lived here for most of her life. She knew some of them wouldn't support Joe. They wouldn't feel any sympathy for the Iraqis in those pictures, and they would consider Joe a traitor for blowing the whistle. Bernadette could see that coming. But the question was, how many were there? And which ones would they be?
Each day, she would catch another snippet of the hostility brewing around her. There was the candlelight vigil in Cumberland, Maryland, to show support for the disgraced soldiers, including the ones who did the torturing, about a hundred supporters standing in the pounding rain, as if beating and sodomizing prisoners were some kind of patriotic duty. Or the 200 people who gathered one night in Hyndman, Pennsylvania, waving American flags to honor Sivits, the first soldier tried in the scandal. They posted a sign in Hyndman. It said JEREMY SIVITS, OUR HOMETOWN HERO. And the mayor told reporters that even though Sivits would sometimes do "a little devilish thing," on the whole he was "a wonderful kid."
Where were the signs for Joe?
Down at the gas station, Clay overheard some guys say that Joe was "walking around with a bull's-eye on his head," just casually, just like, oh, everybody knows Joe's dead. Some of Bernadette's family even let her know that other members of the family were against her now, that they couldn't support a traitor.
And then the phone rang.
It was a major from the U.S. Army, and he was coming over. Within a few minutes, everything began to shift around Bernadette, and it was hard to tell what was happening. She found herself in the passenger seat of an unmarked government vehicle, speeding down the highway to some unknown destination, Clay's truck right behind her with Maxine and the kids packed inside, the whole group snatched up by military protective custody without any prior warning or even a clear idea of why. Bernadette called Virginia and said, "We're in protective custody now. I don't know where we're going, but we'll call you when we get there."
The whole thing felt insane. Could all this really be happening? Did they know something she didn't?
Well, yes. Quite a few things, actually. Like, one thing Bernadette didn't know—because almost nobody knows it, because almost everybody who does know has either been lying or keeping it a secret—is the rest of the story, what really happened at Abu Ghraib. Oh, you hear allusions to the fact that certain things haven't been told, like Rumsfeld saying in May that the whole story is "a good deal more terrible" than what you've seen. But you don't hear Rumsfeld saying any more than that, or explaining what "more terrible" means.
how about this: children. Little kids. In the prison. Sure, the army will say they weren't little, but they were, and they still are. According to Florian Westphal, at the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, there have been at least 107 juveniles in American custody this year, and according to an army spokesman at the Pentagon, there are still "about sixty juveniles under the age of 18"—but he insists that "the youngest would be 14." As if 14 isn't young. As if 14 is a perfectly reasonable age to be housed in an adult prison.
At least one person from Abu Ghraib says the kids in custody go far younger than that. And this person ought to know. After all, it was her prison—that is, until military intelligence and private contractors took it away. "There was one kid in there, he looked like he was 8," remembers General Karpinski. "His hands were on the bars, and he was clearly a juvenile. So I touched his hands, you know, and I spoke to him in Arabic to the extent that I could. I asked him how old he was, and he said that he was almost 12 and that he wanted his mother and could his mother please come, and he was crying, and he was grabbing my hand so hard. I asked him, what did he do? What was he there for? And he said he was bringing some food, and all of a sudden these soldiers came, and there was a lot of noise and a lot of shouting, and him and his brother were just playing there, just bringing some food to these people. So I asked him, 'Do you know about any weapons? Saddam? Planning?' He was swearing to me, 'No, no,' and crying. His brother was with him in the cell, and I asked him how old he was, and he said 15."
So it's tough to know exactly how old the kids in Abu Ghraib really are and how many of them are in there, just like it's tough to know how they're being treated. Seymour Hersh, the man who uncovered the Abu Ghraib scandal in The New Yorker, claims that video exists of young Iraqi boys being sodomized. But Hersh hasn't come forward with the video, and neither has anybody else. Even if he's not right, there's no question that other prisoners were sodomized by U.S. soldiers. There are pictures of at least one Iraqi man being raped with a light stick. You didn't see those pictures on the news though, didn't hear Rumsfeld talk about that. Just like nobody except Janis Karpinski is talking about the three military-intelligence officers who were sent home in January after the sexual assault of two female prisoners. That case is confidential, just like the roughly 5,950 pages of Major General Antonio Taguba's 6,000-page investigation of the Abu Ghraib scandal are "confidential." Just like all the pornography coming out of Abu Ghraib is being kept from you, the videos of Lynndie England fellating an unidentified man, the pictures of soldiers having sex. The members of the United States Congress apparently couldn't tell who the man was when they watched the highlight reel on a loop in a dark room on Capitol Hill one afternoon in May, an event that one Congressman calls "Bizarro World," with representatives coming and going while hundreds of pictures and videos rolled by, people like Nancy Pelosi sitting in front of a screen of depravity, with a military minder occasionally interjecting, "This one's from Tier 1A."
That wasn't on 60 Minutes II, either.
Just try calling your senator and asking him about that. Ask him what he saw. Any children? Pornography? Sexual abuse? Richard Durbin: No comment. Lindsey Graham: Can neither confirm nor deny. Joseph Lieberman: No response. Sam Brownback: No response. Carl Levin: No comment. Joseph Biden: No comment. Ron Wyden: Can neither confirm nor deny. Tim Johnson: Can neither confirm nor deny. Jon Corzine: No comment. Chuck Schumer: No response. Barbara Boxer: No comment. John Warner: No comment. Lincoln Chafee: No comment. Dianne Feinstein: No comment.
It's an election year, by the way.
And so, what Bernadette didn't know when the military escort came to get her—what she couldn't possibly imagine—was that she didn't need any help. All she needed was the truth. Because the irony of all this is that the people in Somerset County who turned their backs on Joe, well, those people would probably feel very different if they knew the rest of the story. That it really wasn't about softening prisoners, gathering intelligence, or trying to win the war. That it wasn't even about losing control in the heat of the moment. It was about getting up in the middle of the night and going somewhere you weren't supposed to go, then beating and raping people there. It was premeditated violent crime. And as long as that stays hidden, so will Bernadette and Joe, outcasts in their own community, two more victims of Abu Ghraib.
I seem to sense where you are going with these last few items, Diana. Let's see if I can catch up.
Typically, "protective custody" is used by social services in the US to pull abused and neglected children out of dangerous circumstances at home. It's rare for government authorities to provide such protection for adults unless their lives are in danger for being witnesses to crimes. I don't know of any other case in the US where protective custody has been used to protect someone from PUBLIC outrage, at least, not since a similar construct was applied to Japanese-Americans during WWII.
The impoverished region where the Darbys resided seems to have incubated a hatred for anyone who would blow the whistle on 'patriotic' Americans. While in this case, the target of public outrage is being protected, the idea of creating such flash point anger against a whistle blower, a fink, is being expanded by the current Administration into the 2004 electoral process.
If anyone has heard the latest TV ads by the Swift Boat Veterans, they play filmed quotes of Kerry stating some of the travesties American soldiers perpetrated against the Vietnamese during that failed war.
Pulled out of context? Absolutely. But succeeding in provoking the same anger nationwide among the same kind of people who are angry with Joe Darby. Kerry is a fink, a whistle blower, so the ads propagandize.
In THIS case, it isn't Kerry who will be given protective custody, at least not in the sense of protecting HIM. Protective custody had an earlier form, called Schutzhaft, which the German Gestapo used to arrest and confine anyone whose presence, behavior or 'kind' inferred they were enemies of the State. see http://fcit.coedu.usf.edu/holocaust/resource/document/DOCCA2.htm
The Swift Boat Veteran's tactic perpetrated on Presidential candidate John Kerry to make him an enemy of the State threatens the very core of US democracy's two-party system.
It is enough that the threat of terrorist attacks in the US has put all Americans in a kind of protective custody for their own sake. But the Republican zeal to retain the White House has taken a very ugly turn which threatens democracy itself.
Posted by: Doran at August 25, 2004 04:42 PMYou are very astute. That's exactly what I was after. I was experimenting with how to put an idea across with minimal editorilizing, by using the "Three Times Law," leaving an open "white space," so to speak, for the reader to do his own thinking and connect the dots for himself. You did just that! You then proceeded to add another element to the equation, thus helping to round out the picture, which was to make the connection with the Nazi Schutzhaft -- an angle which I didn't even think of exploring.
We make a great team :)
Two things leaped out at me when I read the article: 1) the wife and children were simply wisked away by by government authorities and interred without their consent. 2) Joe Darby is under a gag order. He is not allowed to tell the full story.
Truth is being distorted. This scews the picture of reality and holds people in ignorance, thereby giving rise to these hostile attitudes.
When you draw a parallel with how people reacted to John Kerry during the Vietnam era (and still do) and the reaction to Joe Darby in the Iraq era, you start to see a larger pattern, indicating that there is a prevailing militaristic mindset in this system which aims to normalize the abnormal, further encouraging and sanctioning abnormality in the whole society.
I'm attempting to find ways to root out first causes and bring them to light. It's gratifying to know that someone like yourself could see that this is what I was after.
"But the Republican zeal to retain the White House has taken a very ugly turn which threatens democracy itself."
Yes, the Machiavellian idea of the "ends justifies the means." Power at all costs.
The cost is far too great to let them prevail.
Posted by: Diana at August 27, 2004 12:51 AMI'm this way and that about the "added element" - Schutzhaft (pronounced Shuts off?) It helps understand that protective custody can be used in the modern sense of protecting an innocent from victimization, or in a much older sense, protecting society from 'bad' people. And the Darbys are very possibly being handled in BOTH contexts. I get the sense Joe Darby is only exceptional in acting upon his conscience and does not pose any threat to society - unless something horrible should happen to him, perpetrated by local anger, for instance, and consequentially that conscience awoken and spread nationwide.
Hem. Protecting the abnormal public from the sane individual, eh?
While I couldn't find any correlative reference to "Three Times Law", at least, not as it relates to white space, I acknowledge its literal benefit to creating approachable websites. Textual white space, as in not literally saying everything, certainly reflects an appreciation and respect for readers' intelligence.
Whether a white-space maker and an expounder make "a great team" depends, in my view, in the lucidity of the expounder. I appreciate immensely the potential you see in taking strong nuances, political or otherwise, to the levels of sentient thought, words and actions. Human advance is more than ruminating, and far different than the presumed tasks of adapting to the constructs of consensus, accommodation and surrender.
But the choices made to act ought to never disregard the tender discernments of the heart. The brash latching of an overwrought mind can make the leap from fictional Swift Boat politics to the destruction of democracy. But such extrapolations are no less mistaken than leaping from a fictional war on terrorism to a war with Iraq.
I know my commentary leapt to an unreasonable extreme. Belatedly, as usual, I feel the tug on my tether. The real question ought not to have been what the Swift Boat Veteran's messages are doing to democracy, but how to effectively counter, within a democracy, such fraudulent tactics.
The answer is not available to me at the moment. But I would be very disappointed if my tendency to over-dramatize causes me, or anyone, to miss the perfect opportunity to waken the public from this long-running incredible fiction.
Posted by: Doran at August 28, 2004 02:09 PMhmm very thought provoking. Your post deserves much more time to mull over, so I'll only touch on a few key points for the time being.
First, the "added element"
I think the Internet, and especially the blogosphere, affords the opportunity for like-minded individuals to come together to work out certain problems, and one of those problems is our limitted perceptions. We all have blind spots, and when we, as individuals, come together we can start to illuminate those blindspots by sharing our perspectives. Those are the "added elements." It's like looking at a holograph from all sides. We communicate to tell each other how the thing looks from our angle, so that we can round out the picture. It's a question of cognition, I think, and how to enhance our problem solving abilities. So the added element might not always fit the puzzle, but then again, it might, and we have to try it first and discard it later, as we attempt to formulate a three-dimentional picture of reality. 3-dimensions, the "Three Times Law." See, that pattern emerges again and again.
I've noticed patterns of three all my life and only the other day came across Pethagorias (sp?) and his theory by that name. If you look him up on the web I'm sure you'll find out more about the "3 times law." It's a heavy subject that touches on science and mysticism, much too involved to expound on here and now.
Some other points you touched on...
"Hem. Protecting the abnormal public from the sane individual, eh?"
Yes. We all know there's been a lot of social engineering for the past centuries, and I think we're seeing the fallout now. The industrial revolution, because it took us away from the soil, fromnature, created many abnormalities. Those who are invested in the system want to perpetuate the abnormalities in order to keep the status quo intact. So there is now a tension developing, between a growing awareness in the populace, and the attempt to keep people sick, dependent, and unconscious. Someone like Joe Darby is the greatest threat of all, because he's the ordinary "Joe," meaning that if he "gets" it, if his consciousness is seeing the light, the masses will also. Joe Darby is much more dangerous to them than any of us, who are so educated, because we speak to a much smaller class. He is really "Joe Mass," awakening to his own conscience. He represents the sleeping giant. That's a revolutionary idea. One that brings us to the very foundations of democracy.
"The real question ought not to have been what the Swift Boat Veteran's messages are doing to democracy, but how to effectively counter, within a democracy, such fraudulent tactics."
Yes, I think it always comes down to asking the right questions before you to leap to conclusions.
There are many questions about the "Swift Boat Veterans" to explore, but it will have to wait, as I'm just going off to do some chores.
Thank you again for a fascinating exchange...
More later....
Posted by: Diana at August 30, 2004 10:25 PMOne last thing, I didn't want to pass over this important point you made:
"to miss the perfect opportunity to waken the public from this long-running incredible fiction."
I really feel as thought the Swift Boat issue could be a golden opportunity to really get to the bottom of things and expose the "long-running incredible fiction." It's an opportunity that we missed before, we shouldn't miss it again.
Many are saying we should let it go, and not talk about Vietnam, etc. Maybe that's wrong. Maybe this is the real debate we should be focusing on.
Maybe it's the key to everything.
Or maybe not, but we should look into it.
Posted by: Diana at August 30, 2004 10:41 PMMy apology for such a long response, but you have brought so much to light, Diana, I feel like dancing.
I see what you mean about "added elements". The ability to complete the structure of an solution either takes a person of many minds, or more people able to articulate their diverse perspectives and add their understanding to the whole. My reservations stand, but only to remind me of this good intent.
I was able to find stuff on Pythagoras. Some of the more spacious info found here ->http://theosophy.org/tlodocs/PythagorasandHisSchool.htm, includes -
"He taught an entire emerging community, seeking four hundred pure souls who might constitute a small brotherhood for the sake of making that polis a city of souls in search of wisdom in harmony with the larger fellowship of man." Nice thought, eh?
But to quote another site (http://www.omegagrafix.com/Geo/pythagor.html) "One of the many things that was taught by Pythagoras was that the primary nature of all things is the triangle, and further, all things were divisible by the number 3. This has been referred to by some as the "Law of Three". The action of the these three forces are required for all manifestations of etheric (or psychic), physical, and human phenomena."
I've found some animal behavior predictable given one can discern its inclination, its ability, and its opportunity. This is too similar to the guilt-proving trio of "means, motive and opportunity" to be saying anything new, except that triangulation seems to trace all human and animal behavior, one way or another, except humans do not seem to be restricted to "right triangles." *wink* My favorite THREE insists all meaning is derived from Essence, Existence, and Being. Come to think of it, nothing new again.
Still, delving into harmonics as Pythagoras did, of creating a resonance which transcends the given trio of forces, is beyond my contemplation today, but I shall let it incubate.
While doing that, Diana, I sense you are truly speaking about the power of harmonics when you say -
"Joe Darby is much more dangerous to them than any of us, who are so educated, because we speak to a much smaller class. He is really "Joe Mass," awakening to his own conscience. He represents the sleeping giant. That's a revolutionary idea. One that brings us to the very foundations of democracy."
If I could say something about dissident harmonics, I'd say, "Swift Boat Veterans" It is regrettable that boom-box politics persuades anyone to agree. I suspect this tact will fade (due to its short-term effect and in order to conserve money) until a week before the election.
"Many are saying we should let it go, and not talk about Vietnam, etc. Maybe that's wrong. Maybe this is the real debate we should be focusing on.
Maybe it's the key to everything.
"Or maybe not, but we should look into it."
Much has been done, and great efforts made, by veterans themselves, to heal the wounds of Vietnam. It should not be forgotten it wasn't Kerry who re-opened these wounds. In fact, having a real Vietnam veteran as President would heal about everything that can be healed about that disappointing war. And I think any Vietnam veterans who step away from the boom-box and acknowledge the ancient tears which wet their eyes, will not be thanking Republicans in November.
Posted by: Doran at September 1, 2004 12:59 AMOpps. That's - dissonant - harmonics, not dissident.
Posted by: Doran at September 1, 2004 01:11 AM"I feel like dancing."
Wonderful. I'm so glad you feel that way. If I could sum up my whole philosophy of life it would be that life is a dance. And if you don't feel like dancing you're being cheated of life.
"the structure of an solution either takes a person of many minds, or more people able to articulate their diverse perspectives and add their understanding to the whole."
Very well put. That's the whole idea in a nutshell.
"He taught an entire emerging community, seeking four hundred pure souls who might constitute a small brotherhood for the sake of making that polis a city of souls in search of wisdom in harmony with the larger fellowship of man." Nice thought, eh?
More than nice, it's sublime. Some with a more religious bent have called the Greek "polis" "Civitat Dei," "The City of God."
"The action of the these three forces are required for all manifestations of etheric (or psychic), physical, and human phenomena."
This is profound, and can be seen in many different contexts. For example, in context of the subject of the day, democracy, or the American dream, the social engineers have created a gap, an unatural schism, to thwart a natural process in the psyche so that it can't manifest itself in the reality. By creating "harmonic dissonance" such as you have noted with the Swift Boat veteran ads, they twist and distort reality and subvert a natural process of thinking. One of the ways of distorting the psyche is through dichotomous thinking, essentially causing people to think linearily, in twos, in either/ors, never leaving room for that third element, for which the psyche needs that "white space" to explore reality. As a result, no one ever finds out that there is a third element to the Swift boat story, involving John Kerry's testimony about the systemic ills during the Vietnam era and the "policies" that are still in place and wreaking havoc on the world.
Thus, by all these distortions a bridge has been broken in the collective psyche, creating a kind of schizophrenic state, and this is what needs to be repaired. Imagination is key. I think this is why John Lennon's song, "Imagine" struck such a deep chord. The psyche intuitively knows this truth. Imagination plays an important role in manifesting democracy, and in dreaming of new possibilities. For that the psyche needs freedom -- open spaces, white spaces, where the imagination is free to roam and manifest itself, thereby reinventing the world.
"having a real Vietnam veteran as President would heal about everything that can be healed about that disappointing war. And I think any Vietnam veterans who step away from the boom-box and acknowledge the ancient tears which wet their eyes, will not be thanking Republicans in November."
Reading all the testimonies has really opened my mind to Kerry. I have to say my mind was someone closed to him before, something about him just wasn't getting through to me. I think I understand him much better now, and I agree, I think he will bring a healing and help this nation put Vietnam behind us.
Thank you for a great discussion, Doran. I'm looking forward to more :)
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