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Sesame Street Theme used to torture Iraqi POWs

Hays

Hays

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How did they get the rights? I can't imagine SS condoning such activity. Hope they sue for copywright infringement.
 
Soo!-per Grover

Soo!-per Grover

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LOL It's the government! The Army can do whatever the **** it wants to.

Besides, you can only get somewhere with copyright law when the offender is profiting. Doesn't fit this case.
 
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