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| Forums Grumpy Old Man | You can double my comments where the media (press) is concerned. I sometimes think that if a real "truth" bit them in the *ss they wouldn't recognize it and if they did they wouldn't know what to do about it. Their "pantywaist" behavior while questioning administration representatives leads you to believe that the media and the administration just got out of the same bed this morning after a night of debauchery. A little verbal bloodletting has become a complete stranger to the media. Let a soldier or a complete stranger lie bleeding in the street however, and there would be those that still believe "If it bleeds it leads". SO MUCH FOR THE NEUTRALITY OF THE PRESS. Last edited by Chief Bones; December 20th, 2005 at 08:55. |
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| MilForum Bad Apple | The Media controls war.
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | Quote:
I am assuming straight away; you might very well have to wrong person and you torture him. What do you say afterwards? Sorry mate... look at the bright side, you don't have to go to work to coming week! I just don't like the use of "all means" when you are still unsure if the guy is a terrorist at all.
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| Primus Pilus | You both are confusing innocent bystanders for known terrorist, you wanting to "feel good" is clouding your head to do nesecary steps to prevent disaster. Thats why your thinking is illogical, you muddy the issue with you feelings too much. Its like talking to a hyterical woman no matter how much logic you use it still doesn't matter. Quote:
What if you caught a know operative. What if you capture a terrorist during combat. What if they fall under these categories. This was the basis for my satement. Is it still illogical to use torture to extract information? Are you trying to still stay that those aren't terrorist? You illogical thinking assumes that everyone is not a terrorist and even if we capture even know operatives. Are you still saying we can't use torture to extract information? Totaly illogical. If we capture a known Al Qeada liutenant or operative, we can't use torture? | |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | It is the usage of the word known that makes a lot of difference to me. If he is known to be a terrorist where the possibility of invaluable information is concerned..... hey, fair game. The ROE have changed, mainly due to them. If you kick up the whirlwind be prepared to get hit by debris. But what you should becareful about is that you "press" him too hard or he'll say anything, also useless facts. Quote:
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| Primus Pilus | Cool, I'm glad we are clear on that. I don't advocate simply just toturing anybody you can get your hands on, definately, NO. My statement had to do with known operatives, they are fair game. At least we agree here. Which doesn't happen very often. |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | Lol, you're absolutly right on that one too! |
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