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To: one_less who wrote (475476)	4/27/2009 5:03:54 PM
From: i-node	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1589262

>> If the Administration, or someone in the Administration breaks the laws of the land they should be held accountable for it. If they do something unconscionable, they suffer accordingly. I've never endorsed any thing less. There are lots of things I wont do, which are lawful but I've no basis to bring legal claims against others who would merely because I personally think it is wrong, including the Bush administration for using waterboarding. Neither does bentway, you, or anyone else. If there is anything unconscionable going on, it is the politicizing of this issue at the expense of American soldiers. The idea of reopening the old wound of Abu Ghraib by releasing these photos is just one more example of an incompetent president. He has the power, he wants to consolidate that power, and believes that rubbing salt in this old wound will do that. Unfortunately, it will also, very possibly, result in the deaths of one or more American soldiers. And there are numerous other side effects that no competent president would lead us into. It is gross incompetence. Any way you cut it.