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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (824629)12/22/2014 11:34:54 AM
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>> "Once someone claims that "waterboarding is not torture", it's time to show them we've prosecuted people, foreign and domestic, for doing it.

Tell Eric Holder. He's the one who said there was insufficient evidence.

Reality, of course, is that the "water cure" that old prosecution occurred over was totally different from "waterboarding" as was practiced three times by the CIA after 9/11. Waterboarding was carefully carried out to meet the legal parameters the DOJ set out, specifically to avoid being torture and thus, perfectly legal.

>> Reagan’s DOJ Prosecuted Texas Sheriff For Waterboarding Prisoners

As it should. These people were not enemy combatants.
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