Should civilized nations use "Enhanced Interrogation" techni

[kandrathe]

I do believe that humiliation is a part of the "enhanced interrogation" regime, although there is a boundary that is not crossed when it is done "professionally". But, you are correct in that under the Bush administration, the boundaries (both geographic and moral) were unclear, and probably left unclear intentionally which communicated the wrong message to the ranks of would be interrogators. Then you mix in the traditional barbarity of the locals in the extra judicial prisons off US soil, and I wouldn't be surprised to hear that some people (or even many people) crossed that "professional" line.

But, I know what you mean about Hicks. That is why for my annual check ups now, I insist on having female doctors torture me. :)