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Protect? That's an interesting assumption about what the use of torture (or "cruel and inhumane treatment" if you want to get Clintonian about it) does for intelligence-gathering. Is there any evidence to suggest that the iron-glove treatment actually improves intelligence gathering? I've seen several suggestions that the most you get from torture is false confessions and the production of misinformation.
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Oh by all means then. Lets use your found suggestions. I like your idea of gambling with innocent lives. |
What gambling? What threat is there to any human life? Please provide evidence of the alleged efficacy of these unethical practices. I don't buy that it's an effective interrogation technique. Useful for extracting confessions from your enemies, that I can see, but not for getting confessions that are actually true.