Today’s Quote – 2007.–

“Can you believe that we are having a debate in America about what kind of torture is tolerable? I will tell you what kind of torture is tolerable – no torture is tolerable. The United States of American should not be engaged in torture.”

—John Edwards

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Today’s Quote – 2007.10.07

“Truly banning the use of torture would not jeopardize American lives; experts in these matters generally agree that torture produces false confessions. Restoring the rule of law to Guantánamo Bay would not set terrorists free; the truly guilty could be tried for their crimes in a way that does not mock American values.
Clinging to the administration’s policies will only cause further harm to America’s global image and to our legal system. It also will add immeasurably to the risk facing any man or woman captured while wearing America’s uniform or serving in its intelligence forces.
This is an easy choice.”

—Editorial in the New York Times

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