[LibWhacker]

Boiling over at this seditious crap.

[Slapshot68]

And just think, we spent 40 years keeping secrets from the Soviets, but we can no longer keep them from our own countrymen in the media.

[Lexington Green]

Apparently the WOT is not a real war. In a real war, this would be treason.

[AD from SpringBay]

What’s the problem with videotaping the interrogations? Maybe the Marines could produce a ‘best of’ series of DVDs and send the proceeds to families who have lost someone in the war.

[Williams]

They say it's imperative to discover if the interrogations followed torture, before the 6 trials start.

It's just as imperative to make sure space aliens weren't involved, except space aliens aren't part of the leftist agenda.

We're talking about a group including the avowed mastermind of the 9-11 attacks. I'm supposed to get all worried about the death penalty in this case?

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Wow, if this is true (Seton Hall Law STUDENTS uncover...) then, perhaps we should scrap the DHS, CIA, FBI, NSA,and start all over, because it’s obvious they can’t keep our secrets and intelligence safe from law sudents. Having been through law school, and having had the enormous pleasure of knowing many lawyers, the fact that they could uncover this type of information speaks VERY poorly of our intelligence community, especially when attorneys struggle to find videotapes of their clients’ shoplifting confession. :D

[untrained skeptic]

But if the tapes of those interrogations still exist, it is imperative that we understand, before these trials start, whether the information was obtained through standard interrogation procedures or through torture.”

This kind of crap is exactly why those tapes were destroyed.

It is not necessary that these idiots know exactly how the interrogations were performed. It is necessary that the military tribunal know exactly how these interrogations were performed.

These people want to force these tapes to be released to the public for political ends.

Federal judges ordered that “all evidence and information regarding the torture, mistreatment, and abuse of detainees now at the United States Naval Base at Guantánamo Bay” be preserved.

The CIA admits to destroying at least two videotapes.

The two tapes were of terrorists not held at Gitmo and were not subject to that order.

Nothing like a little bit of truth, carefully misrepresented, to make it sound like the law has been broken when it hasn't.

[distressed]

Professor Mark Denbeaux, Director of the Center for Policy and Research at Seton Hall Law, commented, “Our students proved that Guantánamo interrogations were videotaped, which impacts the impending trials of the six detainees

I had the misfortune of graduating from SHU Law and knowing Mark Denbeaux...he is typical of American legal educators these days...a far left radical.

I believe that Denbeaux is actually representing (for free) a few of the terrorists at Guantanamo...which calls into question the objectivity of this "study")

[Dilbert56]

Let’s hope they tape the executions.

[kinghorse]

We need some tips from Musharref on how to properly manage lawyer populations. They are light years ahead of us in this regard. Without culling domestic lawyers will bred themselves into starvation. I’ve seen it in south Texas with white tail deer. Same deal.

[Toadman]

Apples and Oranges. The destroyed tapes were of the waterboarding. These idiots are trying to make it seem as if they are one and same and intentionally implying a giant coverup.

Of course interrogations (interviews) are recorded. That way they can be reviewed and possibly be used as evidence against the detained -likely- terrorist. The morons are patting themselves on the back because they asked the DoD if they recorded these events and the DoD responded "Yes." Wow. Some shrewd investigating going on there.