Bill Clinton: "Torture Like on 24 Is OK"

Bill Clinton: "Torture Like on 24 Is OK"

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Former president Bill Clinton has told NBC's Meet The Press that America needs more intelligence agents who make their own rules and engage in whatever actions are necessary like Jack Bauer from the fictional TV show 24 .

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Its tough for me to read Americas former leader would state this. I don't think he would like to be tortured, why would he support torture of anyone else?

These people think they are God's.

I just wanted to give you all this to chew on. This guy lived in free America, took all the benefits of freedom, was part of the freedom, became its president,and just sold out to murder, torture, and destruction of our country.

Personaly I am very dissapointed in you Mr.Clinton. You could have been the best President ever for freedom on Earth. The ego, and greed led the way. Now you have much blood and suffering of others on your soul. No one gets away with evil.You can buy your way out only so long.

What Would Jefferson Do?
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[edit on 2-10-2007 by dntwastetime]

[edit on 2-10-2007 by dntwastetime]

Well, there are more organizations that are shocked to see the US turn into what it has.

When I joined the staff of Human Rights watch six years ago, I assumed I would be spending most of my time dealing with outrages committed by governments in countries like Sudan and China and Burma, and urging the United States to be a force for good in such places. I never imagined that I would see my own government engaging in the kinds of activities it has long condemned around the world: disappearing prisoners in secret facilities for years without any legal process, sending them to be interrogated in countries where torture is standard practice, and subjecting them to interrogation methods that I first learned about while reading accounts by Soviet dissidents of what they endured in KGB prisons.

Some of the prisoners were subjected to what the administration has euphemistically termed “enhanced interrogation.” These methods reportedly included “water boarding” – in which interrogators strap the prisoner to a board with his feet above his head, cover his mouth and nose with cellophane, and pour water over his face to create the sensation of drowning. They also apparently included a technique known as “long-time standing,” in which a prisoner is forced to stand motionless for up to 48 straight hours, and extreme sleep deprivation for days on end – methods that survivors of some of the world’s most brutal regimes have said cause as much suffering as the worst physical torture.

Source: Human Rights Watch


[edit on 2-10-2007 by Copernicus]