The US military has condemned a British newspaper for publishing photographs of Saddam Hussein -- one shows the ex-Iraqi leader in his underwear.

The Sun said it obtained the photos from "US military sources," who handed them over "in the hope of dealing a body blow to the resistance in Iraq," the Guardian reported.

The Sun also showed a photo Friday of Saddam in his cell and another of him washing his clothes under the headline, "Tyrant? He's washed up."

"Saddam is not superman or God. He is now just an aging and humble old man," the Sun reported its source as saying. "It's important that the people of Iraq see him like that to destroy the myth."

However, US military officials in Baghdad said they were aggressively investigating who took the photos, which they said violate military guidelines "and possibly Geneva convention guidelines for the humane treatment of detained individuals."

Note: "...which they said violate military guidelines 'and possibly Geneva convention guidelines for the humane treatment of detained individuals.'"

That's a hypocritical objection, coming from a military that makes naked prisoners form human pyramids and takes photos of them!

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"This marking was absolutely shocking, as I could actually read it! It was white print outlined in black on a red arrow pointing toward a rectangle of sorts. The arrow pointed at a something rectangular that I cannot define, but I clearly could read these three words, 'EMERGENCY RELEASE and RESCUE.' In the same place were other words that appeared too fuzzy to read. I suspect that these words were 'PULL FOR...' Instantly I realized that this was a military machine and no 'flying saucer.' I felt much better as I knew that these were surface details that were intended to help rescue people access and then be able to remove the pilots on board in the event of a crash."

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Aharoun Zeivi, the head of military intelligence in the Israeli occupation army, expressed on Sunday his satisfaction that his department has succeeded in penetrating several Middle East countries, claiming it has managed to prevent possible attacks by what he described as the "enemy."

"The active cooperation in the past two years between our department and the Shabak (interior Israeli intelligence) yielded great results. We were able to penetrate many Middle East countries satisfactory and we were able to thwart 80-90% of ‘military operations’ inside the green line (the 1948 occupied Palestinian territories)", he added.

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