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Originally Posted by andygrif
Without wishing to in any way defend the mis-treatment of prisoners - I would think that there is a fine line between abuse and investigation.
Although this douesn't appear to be the work of military inteligence (if that's not a contradiction in terms) during conflict, sometimes you need to find out answers. And sometimes you don't get answers just by asking someone a question.
That doesn't give carte blanche to anyone who feels like abusing a prisoner, but I think we don't yet know the full story enough to comment properly.
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Ok then, can you suggest any possible scenario where it would be correct to treat prisoners in this manner while take photos of your army buddies standing around laughing and giving a thumbs up? Because unless you can explain how that can be a legitimate and useful part of interrogation then I don`t think we need to wait for the rest of the story.