Comments on: NYT Crows: US Now Outsources Torture http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture Mon, 13 Feb 2012 03:34:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: proreason http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147984 proreason Wed, 27 May 2009 00:18:10 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147984 Dennis Prager has a very interesting point about O-blah-blah's rebuttal to Daddy Cheney's speech the other day. In his self-serving and lying remarks, O-blah-blah said that he rejects water-boarding because there are better methods to get the truth from prisoners. Dennis asks.....what are they? Americans have a right to know, but if the methods are too confidential, they should be revealed to a handful of Congressional representatives who can give us the good news that such methods do exist, even though we can't reveal them to the world. Why, even the certain knowledge that captured enemies are putty in our hands could save thousands of lives in every war in the future. When will Obamy show us the evidence of his genius insight? http://townhall.com/columnists/DennisPrager/2009/05/26/president_has_%E2%80%9Cmore_effective%E2%80%9D_method_to_get_intel_from_terrorists_%E2%80%93_what_is_it?page=2 Dennis Prager has a very interesting point about O-blah-blah’s rebuttal to Daddy Cheney’s speech the other day.

In his self-serving and lying remarks, O-blah-blah said that he rejects water-boarding because there are better methods to get the truth from prisoners.

Dennis asks…..what are they?

Americans have a right to know, but if the methods are too confidential, they should be revealed to a handful of Congressional representatives who can give us the good news that such methods do exist, even though we can’t reveal them to the world.

Why, even the certain knowledge that captured enemies are putty in our hands could save thousands of lives in every war in the future.

When will Obamy show us the evidence of his genius insight?

http://townhall.com/columnists....._it?page=2

]]> By: Liberals Demise http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147806 Liberals Demise Mon, 25 May 2009 14:05:42 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147806 We can't win for losing .... we are dirty if we do and we are bastards if we don't. Can't the NYT find anything America does right and and stand behind it in principle? On second thought .....I don't trust the NYT behind me! We can’t win for losing …. we are dirty if we do and we are bastards if we don’t. Can’t the NYT find anything America does right and and stand behind it in principle?
On second thought …..I don’t trust the NYT behind me!

]]> By: jdamn http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147719 jdamn Sun, 24 May 2009 01:55:29 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147719 If it's true it just a return to Clinton-era policies. Clinton had hundreds of terrorists captured, extradited to Egypt, and either killed or tortured and imprisoned. Christopher Deliso writes about this at length and even Michael Scheuer the Douchehat touched upon it on Glenn Beck the other day. Truth be told, I think it's a smarter way to do it, just so long as we don't let bin Laden go a third time. If it’s true it just a return to Clinton-era policies. Clinton had hundreds of terrorists captured, extradited to Egypt, and either killed or tortured and imprisoned. Christopher Deliso writes about this at length and even Michael Scheuer the Douchehat touched upon it on Glenn Beck the other day. Truth be told, I think it’s a smarter way to do it, just so long as we don’t let bin Laden go a third time.

]]> By: 12 Gauge Rage http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147718 12 Gauge Rage Sun, 24 May 2009 00:38:30 +0000 http://sweetness-light.com/archive/nyt-the-us-is-outsourcing-torture#comment-147718 Interrogation techniques are much harsher at these so called outsource locations. Probably due to the fact that some of our foreign allies don't bind themselves to human rights treaties even if they signed them. So they have no reluctance to capture a terrorist and hang him by his nads with piano wire in order to get him to talk. Torture is an area that many Americans struggle to come to grips with. Some are outright appalled by the very thought of it, no matter how vicious the recipient of it is. While others accept it as long as they don't know the methods used to get the person to talk. For me the only irony is that our European counterparts can be extremely brutal in their interrogation methods but yet have no death penalty. Perhaps they reason that keeping a hardened criminal in for life, and him not knowing what the next day holds is the ultimate head game of torture. Interrogation techniques are much harsher at these so called outsource locations. Probably due to the fact that some of our foreign allies don’t bind themselves to human rights treaties even if they signed them. So they have no reluctance to capture a terrorist and hang him by his nads with piano wire in order to get him to talk. Torture is an area that many Americans struggle to come to grips with. Some are outright appalled by the very thought of it, no matter how vicious the recipient of it is. While others accept it as long as they don’t know the methods used to get the person to talk. For me the only irony is that our European counterparts can be extremely brutal in their interrogation methods but yet have no death penalty. Perhaps they reason that keeping a hardened criminal in for life, and him not knowing what the next day holds is the ultimate head game of torture.

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