Defending the indefensible...
Gen. Richard B. Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the United States has done a good job of treating detainees humanely. [...] "This is a different kind of struggle, a different kind of war," Myers said on "Fox News Sunday." [...] "We struggle with how to handle them, but we've always handled them humanely and with the dignity that they should be accorded."
'scuse me...? 'scuse ME...??" there's no way in hell you can read the memo signed by president bush waiving the rights of geneva for detainees, the subsequent interrogation techniques written by general ricardo sanchez (later denied under oath before the senate armed services committee), view the pictures taken at abu ghraib, and read the accounts from guantanamo and respond to this with anything other than, "excuse me, general myers, sir, i know you are a five-star general, but you are spouting complete and utter BULLSHIT...!" Submit To Propeller
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'scuse me...? 'scuse ME...??" there's no way in hell you can read the memo signed by president bush waiving the rights of geneva for detainees, the subsequent interrogation techniques written by general ricardo sanchez (later denied under oath before the senate armed services committee), view the pictures taken at abu ghraib, and read the accounts from guantanamo and respond to this with anything other than, "excuse me, general myers, sir, i know you are a five-star general, but you are spouting complete and utter BULLSHIT...!" Submit To Propeller
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