Here’s a way to name and shame Abu Ghraib

GEORGE BUSH has said that the notorious Abu Ghraib prison where non-convicted — ie, innocent — prisoners were tortured by both Saddam’s and Bush’s henchmen is soon to be demolished.

Tue, 15 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

He could save a lot of time and money if he took a lesson from his coalition partner, the British Government, and just renamed the place the Maze.

Ray Corcoran,

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