Charlie Rose - Jane Mayer & Philip Gourevitch

There has been significant debate about the United States' tactics in the fight against terrorism and how they have




undermined America's moral authority. Recently, I spoke with two authors who have new books out on the subject. Jane Mayer is an investigative reporter for The Yew Yorker. Her book is
called The Dark Side: The Inside Story of How the War on Terror Turned Into a War on American Ideals. Philip Gourevitch, editor of the Paris Review, co-authored the book Standard Operating Procedure. Here is a part of my conversation with each of them.

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[Don Reed]

The definition of torture is being forced to watch Charlie Rose.

[lmacorp]

I love Chinese chicks. This Jane Mayer makes me horny

[hohomafan]

That's what Nazi and Rwanda war criminal used in ICC court as an excuse. You think the soldiers were in worse situation as the prisoners? Who just got threaten that his whole family would be rape if the prisoner didn't talk? Remember who is invading who.

[robby rensenbrink]

shut up

[wolfheinl]

All Americans should watch this to hear the depths that the Bush administration sank. Hopefully it will show the international community that not all in power in the Bush administration and government are creeps. I commend those who worked against Chaney and Addington and their paranoid "war on terror". I urge the legal community to investigate and bring to justice those who condoned and ordered torture and renditions.

[1nablyty]

haha i love the video

F - MSG me on m.s.n. ID is in my profile. KA

[8data]

new intl law expert heads ICC

investigates what the boundaries are

racist red cross sux

but Jane Meyer certainly doesnt

[8data]

jane meyer is hot

[8data]

but special forces are unbeatable in limited missions

[8data]

nestorfortuna,

dont believe that military expression is the highest form of honor

US military history is littered with failure incompetency, strategic inconsequence, and dishonor

that doesnt mean that it doesnt have an organizational beauty, just that its not the best forum to prove your worth to society, particularly when there is so much misguided policy behind it