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To: areafiftyone

This doesn't have to be a bad thing. As much as we'd like to see these beasts tortured thoroughly, I think it's worthwhile to show the world that the US still expects its soldiers to maintain their humanity.
It also says that we believe our way is the best way, and we don't have to stoop to ugly methods to maintain our freedoms.
Finally, for the serious people working for us in the field, these new standards won't prevent them from doing their jobs. Those guys usually don't work with an audience, anyway. It's really not a bad thing that the US goes on record saying that we don't accept torture as a policy.


29 posted on 12/15/2005 8:54:48 AM PST by RightbrainBrother
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To: RightbrainBrother
Aw, that's okay. This means that the AQ guys get to be handed over to the Shin Bet.

Not nice.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

32 posted on 12/15/2005 8:56:26 AM PST by section9 (Major Motoko Kusanagi says, "Jesus is Coming. Everybody look busy...")
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To: RightbrainBrother

the nyslimes will be very happy with mccain


37 posted on 12/15/2005 8:59:09 AM PST by italianquaker (Democrats and media can't win elections at least they can win their phony polls.)
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To: RightbrainBrother
It's really not a bad thing that the US goes on record saying that we don't accept torture as a policy.

We are already on record that we don't accept torture. Read the damn thing ... would prohibit "cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment"

TAKE NO PRISONERS - end of problem!

79 posted on 12/15/2005 9:29:13 AM PST by Just A Nobody (I - LOVE - my attitude problem! WBB lives on. Beware the Enemedia.)
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