By I have never even heard of March Thiessen before, but even though he was being double teamed by Amanpour and her guest in the interview he gave them quite a beat down:
Via This Ain’t Hell.
The amount of BS surrounding this issue is actually incredible. I am just wondering when Amanpour and her ilk are going to investigate past Democratic Presidents that authorized waterboarding?
I continue to think that Dennis Blair provides the best viewpoint on this whole debate.
By the way let me remind everyone what torture really is.
8:39 pm on January 23rd, 2010 1
Mark kicked their ass. Period, end of story.
10:37 pm on January 23rd, 2010 2
I still don't support waterboarding. However, Amanpour does seem to lack knowledge how waterboarding differs from 'water torture'. They should have done their research. Still, given my above stance on waterboarding, I do admit that I have no other good alternative. This is a very touchy subject and I think the debate will rage on for a very long time. On one hand it is safe and effective, but on the other, I think it is morally wrong and goes against what America stands for. I guess we all just have to work for a society where we won't have to use it, but then I'd be just dreaming.
10:56 pm on January 23rd, 2010 3
Funny how other sites can use the exact same segment to say it was Thiessen who got the beat-down.
12:45 am on January 24th, 2010 4
http://www.thismodernworld.com/arc/2009/TMW2009-0…
1:43 am on January 24th, 2010 5
There is one other alternative. Have terrorist pants pulled down and laid on the ground. Bring out the baby pigs who think their dingdongs are nothing but a wrinkled up tit. Watch them talk when they start to think they are next to get a pig to suck their penis. Ah to be violated by a pig and to be a muslim, hehehehe.
5:22 am on January 24th, 2010 6
How do we know that water boarding or Gitmo are "recruiting tools" for any terror organization?
If there were no waterboarding etc would there still be
terrorists?
1:24 pm on January 24th, 2010 7
Yes, they existed in droves before Gitmo, before Iraq and Afghanistan and before the first waterboard report.
6:13 pm on January 24th, 2010 8
Mmm, do you remember pre-Fox News CNN, particularly during the Gulf War? It was so eager to spin the news whichever way made US Armed Forces look good, my friends and I watched the channel for comedic value.