I have long held the idea that those so eager to use "enhanced interrogation" methods ought to be willing to prove that it is not torture and is truly an effective tool to trustworthy information by willingly allowing themselves to undergo the process, publicly, for a set period of time. Just a week or maybe a month. And then stick to their claims that this is somehow not inhumane.
Sorry Mrs. Wheatly..I could'nt write down any correct answers for the test because I studied for it and by answering correctly It would be breaking the law!
Sorry Mrs. Wheatly..I could write down any correct answers for the test because I studied for it and by answering correctly It would be breaking the law!
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prove its not torture!
I have long held the idea that those so eager to use "enhanced interrogation" methods ought to be willing to prove that it is not torture and is truly an effective tool to trustworthy information by willingly allowing themselves to undergo the process, publicly, for a set period of time. Just a week or maybe a month. And then stick to their claims that this is somehow not inhumane.
maybe a little brused..
I have to say I respect that Saks stepped away rather than push on with this. Maybe there still exist a small sense of humor in big business.
Wow I nerver tried this in school,,
Sorry Mrs. Wheatly..I could'nt write down any correct answers for the test because I studied for it and by answering correctly It would be breaking the law!
Wow I nerver trieed this in school,,
Sorry Mrs. Wheatly..I could write down any correct answers for the test because I studied for it and by answering correctly It would be breaking the law!