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perpetual pain

spend that bag, she gon never leave

spin bout you

f the simulation

they still want the work for free

What we do in life, echoes in eternity..

Come to find out, her P stands for p***y and she give it to any player that’s paying..

that boy new but he ready for blue flame

tell the opps I got some paper, I hope they don’t make me spend it. trap house it was vacant, still got some paper in it. same conversations, just different locations. when it’s smoke don’t leave a witness, we just leaving shell casings.

The photograph titled "The Hooded Man" captured in 2003 depicts a distressing and unsettling scene that may resemble an eerie image. However, it is essential to acknowledge that this photograph is an authentic representation of a real event. The image portrays an Iraqi prisoner enduring torture within the confines of Abu Ghraib prison. It is worth noting that this particular picture is relatively less severe compared to a series of photos illustrating US soldiers engaging in acts of torture against Iraqi detainees.

Originally employed by Saddam Hussein as a symbol of terror, Abu Ghraib prison later became a facility utilized by the United States to detain suspected insurgents. Staff Sergeant Ivan Frederick, responsible for capturing this photograph, documented thousands of images during his time at the prison.

The prisoner's name is Ali al-Qaisi. He was wrongfully arrested on suspicion of being an insurgent after he voiced his complaint against American soldiers who had discarded refuse on a football field in his town.

It is important to recognize that Ivan Frederick, the photographer responsible for capturing this image, has since been identified as a war criminal. Following investigations, a total of 11 staff members from the prison were arrested. Frederick himself received an eight-year prison sentence, although he served only four years of his sentence.

‘A picture is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know..’

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