Your feeling of disgust, bile, bitterness and anger are based on only half an equation.
I won't tell you my view on the right or wrong of this torture, but before you judge the men involved think of the other side of the equation.
I wonder if the book will mention or give as much detail to the victims of these tortured men?
You hear of the victims everyday as cold numbers so that say so many people(men, women, children) killed at a market by a terror bomb or so many americans wounded by a road side explosive.
Did the doctor dwell on the horror of picking the shrapnel out of wounded americans or the old men, women and children bombed almost daily by these captured men?
The short blurb on the book makes it nearly impossible to judge the book, but for now it sounds like the book says nothing of the methods used by these captured terrorist that were tortured.
Imagine it was your best friend that died from a road side bomb or you had to go in and wade through the blood and body parts in a bombed market and pick out the parts of the explosive to determine if it was from a native dump or something new from outside?
Then ask yourself would you be able to resist that 40 degree temperature torture or perhaps something worse if it gave you a good chance of intercepting the next bomb headed for a market or the road side your other friends might be traveling down?
What would I do if I was put in that situation?
The American troops in Iraq are fighting horrible hateful humans that believe there death gives them paradise and seem to think nothing is wrong with the killing of women and children.
Torture and random murder for them is an accepted method to achieve thier goals.
I don't know what I'd do in that situation and I'm very thankful I'm not in the position of these doctors or other men that did what the doctors describe.
The blurb on the book only shows half an equation and you can't tell if the entire book is that biased.
Ask yourself where is your bile, anger, shock and disgust over the...(What was it I didn't check the news today? How many men, women and children were blown up today in a Iraq market or cafe?)
TORTURE RIGHT OR WRONG?
Again I won't go into the right or wrongness of what these doctors and american soldiers did and I won't tell you what emotions the short descriptions caused me to feel, it was after all only half an equation.
Given my reply you might think you can guess my view and emotions, but they were quite complex on this subject and would suprise you no matter what you guessed.
The one thing I can say is if you believe in god then pray for the american soldiers and pray for the hateful men blowing them up and murdering the civilians of Iraq.
howard melton
God bless
I won't tell you my view on the right or wrong of this torture, but before you judge the men involved think of the other side of the equation.
I wonder if the book will mention or give as much detail to the victims of these tortured men?
You hear of the victims everyday as cold numbers so that say so many people(men, women, children) killed at a market by a terror bomb or so many americans wounded by a road side explosive.
Did the doctor dwell on the horror of picking the shrapnel out of wounded americans or the old men, women and children bombed almost daily by these captured men?
The short blurb on the book makes it nearly impossible to judge the book, but for now it sounds like the book says nothing of the methods used by these captured terrorist that were tortured.
Imagine it was your best friend that died from a road side bomb or you had to go in and wade through the blood and body parts in a bombed market and pick out the parts of the explosive to determine if it was from a native dump or something new from outside?
Then ask yourself would you be able to resist that 40 degree temperature torture or perhaps something worse if it gave you a good chance of intercepting the next bomb headed for a market or the road side your other friends might be traveling down?
What would I do if I was put in that situation?
The American troops in Iraq are fighting horrible hateful humans that believe there death gives them paradise and seem to think nothing is wrong with the killing of women and children.
Torture and random murder for them is an accepted method to achieve thier goals.
I don't know what I'd do in that situation and I'm very thankful I'm not in the position of these doctors or other men that did what the doctors describe.
The blurb on the book only shows half an equation and you can't tell if the entire book is that biased.
Ask yourself where is your bile, anger, shock and disgust over the...(What was it I didn't check the news today? How many men, women and children were blown up today in a Iraq market or cafe?)
TORTURE RIGHT OR WRONG?
Again I won't go into the right or wrongness of what these doctors and american soldiers did and I won't tell you what emotions the short descriptions caused me to feel, it was after all only half an equation.
Given my reply you might think you can guess my view and emotions, but they were quite complex on this subject and would suprise you no matter what you guessed.
The one thing I can say is if you believe in god then pray for the american soldiers and pray for the hateful men blowing them up and murdering the civilians of Iraq.
howard melton
God bless