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Yeah, this George Costanza guy is one of the dumbest MF'ers on the board. It is between him a Sallow. I am not sure who's head is farther up who's ass.
Funny thing - in all of the things mentioned about Obama which our Friends On The Right "disagree with," (I will use a charitable term), I didn't see any mention of his continuation of the rendition policy or his refusal to close Gitmo.
Funny thing - in all of the things mentioned about Obama which our Friends On The Right "disagree with," (I will use a charitable term), I didn't see any mention of his continuation of the rendition policy or his refusal to close Gitmo.
Funny thing - in all of the things mentioned about Obama which our Friends On The Right "disagree with," (I will use a charitable term), I didn't see any mention of his continuation of the rendition policy or his refusal to close Gitmo.
Of course not, that's a issue libs have a problem with not the gop. Now that Obama finally got advice from someone other than the leaders at the kiddie table he's had to face a few realities.
Yeah, this George Costanza guy is one of the dumbest MF'ers on the board. It is between him a Sallow. I am not sure who's head is farther up who's ass.
You're like an angry weak little man. I saw your picture. You are a little pudgy too.
I recommend:
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Might even help to relieve some of the pent up anger.
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
Funny thing - in all of the things mentioned about Obama which our Friends On The Right "disagree with," (I will use a charitable term), I didn't see any mention of his continuation of the rendition policy or his refusal to close Gitmo.
Of course not, that's a issue libs have a problem with not the gop. Now that Obama finally got advice from someone other than the leaders at the kiddie table he's had to face a few realities.
When Obama first took office, you could almost see the exact moment he was getting real intel instead of relying on the crap in the MSM...he reversed his policies to match Bush's.Funny thing - in all of the things mentioned about Obama which our Friends On The Right "disagree with," (I will use a charitable term), I didn't see any mention of his continuation of the rendition policy or his refusal to close Gitmo.
Of course not, that's a issue libs have a problem with not the gop. Now that Obama finally got advice from someone other than the leaders at the kiddie table he's had to face a few realities.
Funny thing - in all of the things mentioned about Obama which our Friends On The Right "disagree with," (I will use a charitable term), I didn't see any mention of his continuation of the rendition policy or his refusal to close Gitmo.
Of course not, that's a issue libs have a problem with not the gop. Now that Obama finally got advice from someone other than the leaders at the kiddie table he's had to face a few realities.
that's because the GOP has a warped sense of moraity.
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
You have it on authority that the water boarding our soldiers experience in training is the same as the water boarding that would be administered to them by the enemy if captured or, for that matter, the same as the water boarding we practice on "enemy combatants"?
What do you think water boarding is? Seriously - tell me what you think happens, step by step, in a water boarding session.
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
Really?
Seriously?
Yeah..we do.
The sky is blue.
What other ridiculous nonsense are you going to post?
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
You have it on authority that the water boarding our soldiers experience in training is the same as the water boarding that would be administered to them by the enemy if captured or, for that matter, the same as the water boarding we practice on "enemy combatants"?
What do you think water boarding is? Seriously - tell me what you think happens, step by step, in a water boarding session.
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
Really?
Seriously?
Yeah..we do.
The sky is blue.
What other ridiculous nonsense are you going to post?
My interpretation of what constitutes torture is no more ridiculous that yours. We simply don't agree, no need to be short about it.
Lately, I have heard a number of conservatives/Republicans grousing about the fact that, in their opinion, Obama is "sinking the country" or is "ruining America."
Is that what you think? If so, howz about coming on this thread and telling us SPECIFICALLY what you think he is doing to "sink the country." Frankly, I would like to know if there is anything to this claim, or if (as I strongly suspect), he just isn't falling in line with what the cons want to have happen.
Gentlemen (and ladies) - start your engines!
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
Really?
Seriously?
Yeah..we do.
The sky is blue.
What other ridiculous nonsense are you going to post?
My interpretation of what constitutes torture is no more ridiculous that yours. We simply don't agree, no need to be short about it.
The United States knows quite a bit about waterboarding. The U.S. government -- whether acting alone before domestic courts, commissions and courts-martial or as part of the world community -- has not only condemned the use of water torture but has severely punished those who applied it.
After World War II, we convicted several Japanese soldiers for waterboarding American and Allied prisoners of war. At the trial of his captors, then-Lt. Chase J. Nielsen, one of the 1942 Army Air Forces officers who flew in the Doolittle Raid and was captured by the Japanese, testified: "I was given several types of torture. . . . I was given what they call the water cure." He was asked what he felt when the Japanese soldiers poured the water. "Well, I felt more or less like I was drowning," he replied, "just gasping between life and death."
Nielsen's experience was not unique. Nor was the prosecution of his captors. After Japan surrendered, the United States organized and participated in the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, generally called the Tokyo War Crimes Trials. Leading members of Japan's military and government elite were charged, among their many other crimes, with torturing Allied military personnel and civilians. The principal proof upon which their torture convictions were based was conduct that we would now call waterboarding.
Waterboarding Used to Be a Crime - washingtonpost.com
DOJ prosecuted Texas sheriff in 1983 for waterboarding prisoners
04/22/09: The Public Record reports that in 1983, the Justice Department prosecuted a Texas sheriff and three of his deputies for waterboarding prisoners to get them to confess to crimes. The deputies were sentenced to four years in prison and Parker pleaded guilty to extortion and federal civil rights violations and received a 10-year sentence. Parker admitted that he had operated a marijuana trap on U.S. Highway 59, arrested suspects, and, according to court documents, subjected "prisoners to a suffocating water torture ordeal in order to coerce confessions."
Georgetown Security Law Brief: DOJ prosecuted Texas sheriff in 1983 for waterboarding prisoners
Really?
Seriously?
Yeah..we do.
The sky is blue.
What other ridiculous nonsense are you going to post?
My interpretation of what constitutes torture is no more ridiculous that yours. We simply don't agree, no need to be short about it.
if it were done to you, perhaps you'd have a clearer sense of what torture is.
just sayin'.
Waterboarding is torture, right! Come on guys. So we torture our own soldiers to prepare them for torture?
You have it on authority that the water boarding our soldiers experience in training is the same as the water boarding that would be administered to them by the enemy if captured or, for that matter, the same as the water boarding we practice on "enemy combatants"?
What do you think water boarding is? Seriously - tell me what you think happens, step by step, in a water boarding session.
Yes, I'm sure its the same. Simulated drowning. Of course we don't do it with the ferocity that we would on our enemies but its still done on them yes. And I have watched videos of it.
You have it on authority that the water boarding our soldiers experience in training is the same as the water boarding that would be administered to them by the enemy if captured or, for that matter, the same as the water boarding we practice on "enemy combatants"?
What do you think water boarding is? Seriously - tell me what you think happens, step by step, in a water boarding session.
Yes, I'm sure its the same. Simulated drowning. Of course we don't do it with the ferocity that we would on our enemies but its still done on them yes. And I have watched videos of it.
What does "simulated drowning" mean? Be specific. How far do they take the victim - do you have ANY idea?
