Does the U.S. Owe Torture Victims?

Should the U.S. government have to pay damages to a innocent man arrested and secretly sent overseas where he faced certain torture during questioning about his alleged connections to terrorists? Full Story »

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by Derek Hawkins - Dec. 11, 2008
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by George Blahusiak - Dec. 11, 2008

Good story., but misses the point. That point is whether the people who took the prisoner were negligent or culpable, not whether they did it according to procedures. Worth reading because it shows the same failed logic on the part of government that led to the invasion of Iraq, and the claim that the President is always right, even if he is wrong.

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by Kenneth Sibbett - Dec. 11, 2008

Is it good journalism or a cause?

If I was Bill Gates i would give him a few million, but when due you open pandora's box. I would rather find the people responsible for this ... More »

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by Jan Brown - Dec. 11, 2008
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