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theweaselkingThe US Government's position on torture takes a new turn today:
They argue that, since a man in Israeli custody spent months in captivity telling one story before changing his story and telling a different one, that *proves* that his confession was voluntary and he was not tortured.
No, really. That's their argument.
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iocaste212 dissects the details in a way that I'd have to quote her in her entirety to do justice to, with links to the original
They argue that, since a man in Israeli custody spent months in captivity telling one story before changing his story and telling a different one, that *proves* that his confession was voluntary and he was not tortured.
No, really. That's their argument.
iocaste212 dissects the details in a way that I'd have to quote her in her entirety to do justice to, with links to the original