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Quote by: Anmon  Torture is a necessity to get info quickly, how 'civilised' and high minded we think we are now doesn't change this one bit.
The left as usual squeal about Guantanamo, focusing all their hate and rage on the wrong target because its more sensational.
Meanwhile the real info is gotten much quicker out of the media spotlight, by much more traditional, brutal, bloody and efficient methods, by the well paid CIA lackeys in Egypt.
These guys will have the most adamant atheist praying to God for help, within half an hour. United States: trade in torture, by Stephen Grey |
Torture may be a quick way of obtaining information, but any intelligence gained through it is highly suspect.
If you ask me the location of the rebel dalek base I would not tell you, because I don't know. Start electrocuting my genitals and I will happily give you the street number and post code and anything else you ask for.
My problem with Guantanamo is that law and morality demands that the people a government detains are,
a) Prisoners of War.
b) Criminal suspects.
c people who must be freed.
They are not a's because they have not been termed as such, we know they are not b's because they have not been lawfully arrested so that only leaves c!