and that he fell for it:
http://gawker.com/5271813/did-erich-mancow-muller-fake-his-waterboarding-for-publicity?skyline=true&s=x#viewcommentsSure doesn't look like a hoax to me, even if it wasn't done the exact same way as some other demos. Still looks horrible.
And, as some of the comments say, if it were a hoax, why the hell would he stage it so as to end with him saying "No, I was wrong, it is torture"? Wouldn't it make more sense for him to come away from it having been waterboarded a long time and still saying "Aw, that's not torture, it's no big deal"? Wouldn't that be far more beneficial publicity for his career if he did all this only because he so badly wanted to be a bigtime wingnut shock jock?
I'm just not buying it. Nor am I buying that Sgt. Klay South, who founded Veterans of Valor, would be a willing party to such nonsense. A guy who organized something like this?
http://www.veteransofvalor.org/I am just not buying it. But I imagine Keith will once again feel the need to defend himself against accusations from jerks. This time, not that he's a prima donna, but that he's a dumb sucker.