Waterboarding

Admission of Guilt

"The Defense Department, responding to a 2004 Freedom of Information Act request, released the text of a 2003 memo that provided the legal rationale for military interrogators to use harsh tactics in questioning terrorist suspects detained outside the U.S. (Reuters) The 81-page memo, written by Justice Department lawyer John Yoo, argues that the president, as commander in chief, is not bound by statutes banning torture and other interrogation techniques. The memo was rescinded less than a year after its recommendations were enacted." Source The ‘blueprint’ for Abu Ghraib?

We will hunt these criminals for the rest of their lives! Their names will be as reviled as Hitler's. Neocons will become synonymous with Nazis.