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I've shown with cites that the activities our government and its agents participated in has been legally prosecuted as either a violation of international laws and treaties, as well as our Constitution, or violations of national and/or state laws. I've cited first-hand testimony from an FBI interrogator and a Naval serviceman who personally had experience with these techniques, and what they result in. And I've cited the results of studies done by historians and scientists, that show that these techniques do not provide reliable information.
And instead of reading my cites, studying the evidence and acknowledging that your "guesses" were inaccurate and unfounded, you ask a totally unrelated question in an apparent attempt at a "gotcha"?
Will you please do me the courtesy of not insulting me with allegations of not having exercised careful thought, while at the same time not exercising your own careful thought? I can't debate with someone who is unwilling to examine the expert evidence and admit when he is mistaken.
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