http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/12/08/MN061AVC89.DTL
And I am. Wanna bet that a few unlucky underlings will now be fed into the criminal justice system for doing what this bastard had advised they should do?
EDITED IN: Of course, if he gets away with it, what about those further up the chain of command who authorized it? The highest placed person whose fingerprints are on the decision to use torture is former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. Years ago, I made an unserious entry comparing her to Henry Kissinger; to which someone replied, equally in jest, to ask whether this meant she was a war criminal. Alas, we were both more in the right than we imagined.
And I am. Wanna bet that a few unlucky underlings will now be fed into the criminal justice system for doing what this bastard had advised they should do?
EDITED IN: Of course, if he gets away with it, what about those further up the chain of command who authorized it? The highest placed person whose fingerprints are on the decision to use torture is former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. Years ago, I made an unserious entry comparing her to Henry Kissinger; to which someone replied, equally in jest, to ask whether this meant she was a war criminal. Alas, we were both more in the right than we imagined.