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  • well said, good vid!

  • I really appreciate this video. Well done.

  • Yep. Not effective - end up wasting money - ppl are terrified as it is - not moral highground - just inflames probs for all POW(including innocent). Good points.

  • We're all more vulnerable because of the torture promoted by Bush & Cheney...please see Ron Paul's comments on "blowback".

    We will get a chance to see how effective torture is when HANNITY is waterboarded - when is that gonna take place?

  • A lot of conservatives agree with the "enemy combatant" because those with that label aren't acting under a recognized state and the people that gone through the mock executions via water-boarding think it's not torture because the people that had it tested on them aren't walking shells of a human being.

  • great vid

  • Great video, Erin :)

    Have you changed anything since we last spoke? :-p

  • love this report. You make a good reporter

  • Thank you! Your opinion means a lot to me.

  • Looks like you lost some weight :3

  • until now i supported hard means to get info ........maybe because i like the way u sound. lol.

  • Well in that case I have some more videos you should watch. lol What other topics have you previously been mislead on? I'd be happy to help set you on the right track.

  • I just watched all the links you provided including

    googling Craig Murray.Very interesting stuff. I think

    prosecution of the Bush admin is probably the first

    step in reversing the current incarnation of the

    banality of evil as personified by the fear mongering

    equivocations of dick cheney.

  • First step, that's a good way to put it.

    Also, isn't Zimbardo incredibly provocative (in the good way) and just damn interesting? I've already watched that TEDtalk at least 5 or 6 times since it came out because it just keeps coming back to mind and I feel the urge to revisit it. No doubt I'll probably watch it at least a few more times.

  • I feel sick at the thought of having to say that torture or the invasion of iraq was a backwards step. There are people out there myopic enough to not percieve why, still. People!

  • I know...truly mind boggling.

  • It's not really torture if we do it, silly!

  • orture is bad but investigations aren't even close to the right answer. They had permission from the justice department, blame is so diluted by this point it doesn't even matter. This whole issue has become a witch hunt.

  • So, jmeiskues, if you don't think that an investigation is appropriate, what do you think should be done?

  • Right on.

  • Great vid! Oh, and by the way... over 1 million Americans are NOW on a terrorist watch list, via  TSA and NSA or whatever. Let the pressure build !!!!

  • Wow I hadn't heard that number. It's kind of shocking but then again, not shocking. Knowing some of the criteria that has been used you and I may very well be on it. We both violate the principles of H.R. 1955 and law or not, just it's authorship and presentation for consideration means enough people took the sentiments seriously that a great many youtubers are probably subscribed to by at least one intelligence agency or another.

  • hmm.........well thats not an easy question....I just hate religious fundametalism which islam breeds thats why i viewed torture as right 4 terror suspects.......ur views or maybe the compassion in ur voice changed my mind.......am not a typical libral in a sence...if only d right will stop hating gays n take God outa thier politics.......i will be happy on d right.lol

  • fundametalism which islam breeds? there are those in every religion. I am terrified of american fundamentalists...

  • Have you heard of Craig Murray?

  • No, perhaps I should google or you could share. I'm an asshole about responding to pm's but I do read them.

  • He used to be the British embasador to Uzbekistan - a key ally in the 'war on terror'. I saw him at a talk in 2005 a year after he was ousted from his post for blowing the whistle on the use of torture by the Uzbeki security forces, the results of which (fabricated confessions of suspects) ended up in his MI6 briefs via the CIA.

  • Check your inbox, blud

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  • I heard they was torturing them and would only accept confessions that linked Al Qaeda to Iraq. Of course this was wrong information, but that's exactly what the Bush Administration wanted to hear. Not sure if this is 100% true, but knowing Bush, I wouldn't doubt it.

  • what's funny is seeing people like Rush Limbaugh saying these sorts of things are about the same as "fraternity pranks". Leaving aside the fact that frat pranks have killed people, it makes me wonder, "well, if they're just pranks, why do you think they'll work to get at deeply held secrets? and if they're just pranks, then why not stop doing them?" suddenly, then, the fate of the free world depends on these "pranks," which are vital intelligence tools... wtf?

  • great video

  • it's a collosseum. If we are cruel to them they are cruel to us which makes us more apt to support more war.

  • America uses harsh interrogation methods, not "torture".

  • Harsh interrogation methods are torture.

  • Having to read moronic comments is torture IMO.

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