Jim,

How many threads did you copy this article onto anyway?

On May 17, 11:08 pm, Jim Willis <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I’m just saying; this tortured torture argument is a lot of flummery
> foisted as a faux pas targeting those who have dedicated their lives
> to protecting us, the people. Cognizant, coherent citizens are engaged
> in a debate where they question the methods of safety provided them.
> When you think about it, it’s akin to the sperm complaining to the egg
> about the condom.
>
> I’m not buying it, or even renting it by the mile. My personal policy
> is pro-torture. I’ve taken it as an article of faith. And trust me;
> I’ve given torture a great deal of reflection…after all, I have ex-
> wives.
>
> But, and think about this; we are the lone superpower remaining on
> this spinning orb and the best we can do is water sports. As John
> Stossel would say, “give me a break”. I long for that ole time
> torture. You know; the fire and brimstone, can I haaaaaave an amen,
> drawing and quartering, the iron maiden dosee doe. Ah yes, good times.
>
> For all of you short bussers on the left and you middle of the road
> Forrest Gumps, this gets pretty simple. You can even play along at
> home. We are at war with a cult like pseudo-religion that has as its
> sacrament the rape of children, the rape of women and the rape of
> goats; just not in that order.
>
> How about it, friends, neighbors and countrymen? Think about it; we
> are flogging ourselves in some sort of self flagellation because a few
> pieces of excrement were made somewhat uncomfortable.
>
> This might surprise you limp wristed leftist Looney tunes but the
> father of our country had definite ideals and inspirations in his
> command. You might say he was the original motivational speaker. He
> regularly whipped subordinates for insubordination and executed
> deserters. He bucked up. He got the job done. And here’s the thing;
> don’t try that civilized, the times have changed, we are more
> enlightened flank attack on my soon to be recognized as a literary
> masterpiece postulation. That ship has sailed Sally.
>
> Just because you Sheila’s don’t have the backbone or testicular
> fortitude to put Abdulla’s head in a vice until he gives up what well
> little Timmy is in doesn’t give you the right to question those of us
> that will do the heavy lifting and put us in the dock. Better yet to
> simply say thank-you and leave us to protecting your sorry ass.
>
> Yet, instead; you decry the methods that we stalwarts employ to allow
> you to peacefully sleep at night in a cozy home filled with promising
> offspring. How dare you! How dare you question the methods that we
> apply to the protection of you and the ones you love?
>
> How sanctimonious you must be. To bitterly suffer the application of a
> trying debate that stakes it flag to the mythical high moral ground in
> only the abstract. When in, “dynamic realism” innocent people are
> butchered while good men do nothing.
>
> Listen up you symbiotic simian stupidest scene stealers. All of the
> theatrics, hand wringing aestivations hoping to stretch this debate
> well nigh into the fall, one might presume that at some point the
> adults will once again command the steering of this frog back into a
> tadpole. This isn’t news. Hell yes we should torture. It should be
> done quietly and not on the front page of the New York Slimes. Come to
> think of it; my garage is pretty quiet. I’m just saying….
> Conservative Springfield Staff Writer
>
> On May 17, 3:43 pm, bruce majors <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Yes I know
>
> > Though the ones who will at least admit that if it is wrong to pour water up
> > a suspected terrorist's nose it is wrong to bomb him and his family with a
> > predator drone, as Odumba does, are not in the same pit of hell as the
> > Demwit party hieracrhy and the Odumba felching media and the Odumba sheeple
> > monkeys
>
> > On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 4:00 PM, Keith In Tampa 
> > <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > > Hey Bruce,
>
> > > I don't believe that there is any evidence that the CIA or the DOD 
> > > operated
> > > outside of the law, but to answer your question, because for the most 
> > > part,
> > > those that hold far left, extremist radical viewpoints are hypocrites.
>
> > > On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM, bruce majors 
> > > <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > >> why do "liberals" get upset when the cia or dod operate outside of the 
> > >> law
> > >> or the constitution, but not when congress, the irs, or regulatory 
> > >> agencies
> > >> do?
>
> > >> On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 3:52 PM, Keith In Tampa 
> > >> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > >>> Holly,
>
> > >>> How you gathered that I somehow suggested this, from any of my posts, is
> > >>> just amazing.  I have never suggested anything of the sort.  As a 
> > >>> matter of
> > >>> fact, the recent information released by the Obama Administration
> > >>> demostrates that the CIA was methodical and quite careful to insure that
> > >>> they were within the confines of the law.
>
> > >>> My point is simple.  There was no authorized torture, period.  The 
> > >>> United
> > >>> States Army, (or any of our military branches)  do not have the means 
> > >>> nor
> > >>> the capability to utilize enhanced interrogation techniques.  The Army 
> > >>> is
> > >>> limited by the guidelines listed in the Army Field Manual, as it should
> > >>> be.   Those who violated the written military policy should be 
> > >>> prosceuted,
> > >>> as they were.
>
> > >>> The CIA is not limited to the Army Field Manual, and great as stated, 
> > >>> the
> > >>> CIA as well as the Bush Administration went to great lengths and extreme
> > >>> measures to insure that the CIA did not cross the proverbial 
> > >>> line.....There
> > >>> was no "torture" while administering enhanced interrogation techniques. 
> > >>>   I
> > >>> say this after extensive study of the facts and information that has 
> > >>> been
> > >>> released to date.   It is my qualified opinion that the enhanced
> > >>> interrogation techniques did not constitute torture.  I say this 
> > >>> without any
> > >>> partisanship whatsoever.   My opinion could change, if there is more
> > >>> evidence that is released that may in fact constitute "torture" but to 
> > >>> date,
> > >>> we have seen no such evidence.
>
> > >>> Sean is a Moonbat.  He has no understanding of what actually took place
> > >>> or transpired, and I would surmise that he has not even read the 
> > >>> Memoranda
> > >>> by Jay Bybee, Steven Bradbury, John Yoo, or the "Rumsfeld Defense 
> > >>> Department
> > >>> Working Group".  All Sugarshack  can do, and all Sugarshack has done, is
> > >>> mimic those very partisan individuals who are on a hate campaign 
> > >>> against the
> > >>> former Administration, but have to date, not attempted to attach any 
> > >>> legal
> > >>> precepts or rational, cognitive critical thinking to their argument.
> > >>> "Torture" is an easy, fun word for folks like Sean to sling out, yet 
> > >>> they
> > >>> have no clue what the legal definition of torture is.
>
> > >>> On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 3:18 PM, Hollywood 
> > >>> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > >>>> KIT,
>
> > >>>> What are you saying? That the CIA operates completely outside U.S.
> > >>>> civil and criminal codes AND the UCMJ and is not subject to ANY of
> > >>>> those codes, regulations or laws?
>
> > >>>> On May 17, 9:17 am, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]> wrote:
> > >>>> > Sean,
>
> > >>>> > So, this is really what it boils down to, as I suspicioned. What you
> > >>>> are
> > >>>> > really saying is, "I Hate Bush, But I Don't Know Why".
>
> > >>>> > What transpired at Abu Gharib is not at all what transpired with
> > >>>> enhanced
> > >>>> > interrogation techniques by the CIA.   The Army has no mechanism 
> > >>>> > other
> > >>>> than
> > >>>> > the Army Field Manual to interrogate prisoners.  Those individuals
> > >>>> were
> > >>>> > prosecuted because they were outside of Army regulations.
>
> > >>>> > On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 3:26 AM, VT VirtualTruth
> > >>>> > <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > >>>> > > If we tried the little guys for what happened at Abu Gharib
> > >>>> > > then the precedent has already been set for the ENTIRE
> > >>>> > > Bush Administration.
>
> > >>>> > > I believe Nixon was also Impeached for his crimes
> > >>>> > > during the Vietnam war.
>
> > >>>> > > Nixon resigned rather than face impeachment for his crimes
> > >>>> > > while in office, and Republicans pushed all out to  impeach
> > >>>> > > Clinton while in office about a lie over a BJ.
>
> > >>>> > > So both your reasons for calling me a traitor have both been
> > >>>> > > proven false based on previous precedent.
>
> > >>>> > > You have nothing left to say, because you have run
> > >>>> > > out of realistic arguments.
>
> > >>>> > > On May 16, 4:47 pm, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]> wrote:
> > >>>> > > > Hey Sean!!
>
> > >>>> > > > Actually, I thought my post was rather witty!!
>
> > >>>> > > > In all honesty, you seem like a bright, intelligent, (I am
> > >>>> assuming
> > >>>> > > younger
> > >>>> > > > than me) man.   It is one thing to question our governments'
> > >>>> policies,
> > >>>> > > and
> > >>>> > > > quite another to jump on a traitorous bandwagon, accusing our
> > >>>> President,
> > >>>> > > > (any President!) during a time of war, of war crimes.
>
> > >>>> > > > I have nothing else to say on the subject.  Based on all of the
> > >>>> > > information
> > >>>> > > > that has been released to date, I don't believe that we ever
> > >>>> "tortured"
> > >>>> > > > anyone.  That this is just a hyped up term used by far left
> > >>>> extremists
> > >>>> > > who
> > >>>> > > > are either uninformed, and/or have an Anti-American agenda.  One
> > >>>> or the
> > >>>> > > > other....
>
> > >>>> > > > Until such time as more information has been released, (which
> > >>>> initially I
> > >>>> > > > was opposed to, but now, because the Obama Administration chose 
> > >>>> > > > to
> > >>>> > > release
> > >>>> > > > the several Memoranda by Bybee and Bradbury) I want to see
> > >>>> everything
> > >>>> > > > released, including the documents from July 2004 that former Vice
> > >>>> > > President
> > >>>> > > > Cheney has requested be released.
>
> > >>>> > > > Until such time, I can add nothing to the
>
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