CNN: Secret Torture Memos released

[L. Coyote]

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[bjobotts]

1. Justification for assumed motivations.I burnt his balls cause I hated Muslims

[bjobotts]

2. Besides, Bysbee said it was alright.I didn't need not stinkin' memo.

[bjobotts]

3. But after I tortured them they got me a memo saying it was okay

[Liberal_Christian]

4. "To Mr. Liddy I just want to say, you know, when someone has actually gone to jail

for helping a president, President Nixon, spy on his enemies, his views on Civil Liberties and Civil Rights are a little bit eccentric"

As harsh as her statement might seem, she was actually being very polite. Liddy not only lead and supervised a burglarization and wire-tapping at the DNC at the Watergate complex but actually conspired to kill American Newspaper Columnist, Jackson Anderson, a writer and pulitzer prize-winner that some revere as one of the fathers of investigative journalism.

It's no wonder the right wing give this guy a platform on national radio and eat up every word this guy spews out.

[JDPriestly]

5. If G. Gordon Liddy's Navy Seal son had been waterboarded

or walled while a prisoner of any foreign nation, G. Gordon Liddy would be the first to demand that the United States retaliate militarily.

I agree that the lawyers probably cannot be prosecuted under our law, but the small group of Bush administration leaders including Condoleeza Rice, Dick Cheney, Rumsfeld and possibly the president himself can be prosecuted -- and Obama should prosecute them. Torture is a violation of law, not a matter of policy.