When the United States military has a job to do across waters in the Middle East, it can be hard to control what goes on and continually monitor actions there. For instance, in the Abu Ghraib prison in Afghanistan prisoners are being mistreated by US soldiers. Not only are harsh and possibly inhumane techniques being used, but soldiers also have abused prisoners for their own satisfaction. In the former case, harsh or abusive interrogation techniques should not be used regardless of the outcome. The United States should keep their interrogation guidelines friendly with the Geneva Convention. The soldiers should not be taking advantage of their position and abusing or humiliating the prisoners for their own enjoyment. This is not only wrong, but it also represents the United States with a bad image.…
