We'll never know in which cases torture has been effective in preventing attacks or securing vital information and in which cases it hasn't.
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
Well it's not like either of them hasn't happened before, the man is plank and proud of what he has done, he should feel nothing but shame for his mistakes and lies but instead is trying to leave a twisted, sugar coated, spun legacy in the form of these memoirs, I wouldn't trust a word of it.
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Can't deny any of that - the motives behind what Bush has said and the US does certainly have little to do with what the UK thinks is right or wrong.
Anyway, most of us agree torture's wrong but I'd still like to know why killing's deemed legal and justifiable in certain circumstances and yet torture apparently isn't.
