From Abu Ghraib The Politics of Torture by Mark Danner:

 

The young man [Salih] listened, answered patiently . . . but soon became impatient . . .pushed his face close to mine and spoke to me slowly and emphatically:

 

"For Fallujans it is a shame to have foreigners break down their doors.  It is a shame for them to have foreigners stop and search their women.  It is a shame for the foreigners to put a bag over their heads, to make a man lie on the ground with your shoe on his neck.  This is a great shame, you understand?  This is a great shame for the whole tribe. 

 

It is the duty of that man, and of that tribe, to get revenge on this soldier -- to kill that man.  Their duty is to attack them, to wash the shame.  The shame is a stain, a dirty thing; they have to wash it.  No sleep -- we cannot sleep until we have revenge.  They have to kill soldiers.

 

The Americans provoke the people.  They don't respect the people."