“A spoof of Apple Computer’s fluorescent iPod posters commenting on the recent Iraqi prisoner-abuse scandal started cropping up around New York last week. The posters aesthetically mimic the colorful iPod ads but promote ‘iRaq’ with a silhouette of the memorable hooded prisoner hooked up to electric wires. The tagline reads, ‘10,000 volts in your pocket, guilty or innocent,'” MTV reports.
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