Sen. Dodd recommends that Condi talk to Sen. McCain about TORTURE

[bpilgrim]

says he's trouble by her answer.

the admin is basically arguing the same argument imperial japan did during WWII in regards to ILLEGAL COMBATANTS and therefor NOT subject to GENEVA :puke:

peace

[Eurobabe]

1. many of us are troubled by the fact that she is still employed

eom

[stray cat]

2. Wow - powerful comment. Ouch!

[tedzbear]

3. He is pointing out Condi's hypocrisy.

Now that we torture them, they will torture us! Duh.

[Johonny]

4. Will

They're chopping off peoples heads. I say they've already started. Why are we fighting at their level if we're bringing them a "better" life. It's beyond hypocrisy.

[zbdent]

5. Isn't it a little weird, this timeline -

1. US mercenaries bodies burned and defiled on a bridge.

2. Videos start appearing where "terrorists" start beheading Americans.

3. Torture photos surface from prison run by US - not exactly the military, but a "shadow group" with enough clout to order around our forces

4. More and more violence and beheadings occur.

5. Reports start coming out that rumblings were heard about US forces abusing and torturing Iraqis as early as mid-2003; not mentioned in the "mainstream liberal media"

Number 5 was around well before number 1.

[Johonny]

7. You know 5 happen first

because we tortured the Afganistan prisoners before the Iraqi war ever started.

[sphmug]

6. I want to like McCain

but then I think about how much he enables this administration. and then I can't

[Johonny]

8. Yeah

Then he goes out and tells MLB that congress will dictate drug testing to them if they don't do it themselves. So to do my job I have to pass a federally mandated drug test. This is a conservative? A small government guy? A guy for less federal interference in your life? Oh it's "only" the baseball players he'd never do that to me...