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To: MadIvan

'While there were no physical methods of coercion used, psychological tactics were employed.
Sometimes, the interrogator would try to catch Saddam out by questioning him for hours, and then leaving him alone for a period of time before returning to ask just one more question'

OOOOOOOoooohhhhhhhhh, someone's gonna get it......not the "one more question" torture!


16 posted on 07/02/2004 5:20:54 AM PDT by bitt (Kerry's PRESENT is enough for me not to vote for him, let alone his PAST)
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To: bitt
It's like having the feathers of the soft cushions all at one end. ;)

Regards, Ivan

19 posted on 07/02/2004 5:22:48 AM PDT by MadIvan (Ronald Reagan - proof positive that one man can change the world.)
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To: bitt

"Ah, yes sir, one more thing..."

"YES, Lt. Columbo. You know, I am a very busy man --"

"Oh, this won't take a minute sir, you go ahead and eat your lunch..."


22 posted on 07/02/2004 5:24:24 AM PDT by Tangerine Time Machine (Orange you glad it's not a lemon?)
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To: bitt

After the CIA and then the FBI, they sent for Columbo to see if he could crack Saddam.


38 posted on 07/02/2004 5:47:27 AM PDT by bert (Don't Panic !)
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To: bitt

After the CIA and then the FBI, they sent for Columbo to see if he could crack Saddam.


39 posted on 07/02/2004 5:47:27 AM PDT by bert (Don't Panic !)
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To: bitt

'OOOOOOOoooohhhhhhhhh, someone's gonna get it......not the "one more question" torture!'

Also known as the "Columbo method."


79 posted on 07/02/2004 10:32:49 AM PDT by treadstone71
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