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To: Neocon who wrote (131751)	5/6/2004 11:14:14 AM
From: Lou Weed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

<<Would I be wrong to beat the information out of him, in order to locate the device in time to defuse it?>> Yes you would, under the law....period. What has this got to do with the degradation and humiliation that those prisoners went through? So you obviously feel that torture is justifiable?

To: Neocon who wrote (131751)	5/6/2004 11:20:30 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

He will not cooperate. Would I be wrong to beat the information out of him, in order to locate the device in time to defuse it? Anything wrong with Sodium Amitol and a good Polygrapher? This is one area I've found the Army interrogators lacking in.. Polygraphy... Not always accurate, but when combined with good Neuro-Linguistic Programming interrogation techniques, highly effective. nlpschedule.com Btw, some people call it Kinesic interrogation, and/or analysis.. stephan.dahl.at pimall.com Apparently the USMC interrogators use polygraphy on a regular basis when questioning a suspect/subject, and achieve pretty good results.. Hawk