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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: combjelly who wrote (481537)5/17/2009 3:16:36 PM
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As I noted. Ok, it was 40 seconds and not a minute. So that is a little over 2 hours.

Nonsense.

There is a limit of six 40-second pours in a session, and there were five sessions.

5x6x40 = 20 minutes.

Now, it is true there could have been numerous other "pours" lasting less than 10 seconds.

183 total pours - 30 long pours = 153 pours of less than 10 secs.

So, you could have another 1530 seconds, or 25.5 minutes.

So the absolute maximum would have been 45.5 minutes over the course of the five sessions/183 pours. That is a MAXIMUM and the real number is probably a fraction of that.

Does it matter? I don't think so. I would have no problem with severe torture (not waterboarding, which isn't severe) if the interrogators believed it was useful.

There are no limits when you're interrogating KSM. You do what you have to do.
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