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: TalkLeftTorture Worked . . . To Get Cheney the Iraq Debacle He Wanted
By Big Tent Democrat
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Via Digby, it worked for Dick Cheney. How did it work for Dick Cheney? He wanted a war in Iraq. And he got one. And he used torture to get it. As Marcy Wheeler writes: [S]ometime in February 2002--when Bush was declaring that the Geneva Convention did not apply to al Qaeda and when Bruce Jessen was pitching torture to JPRA--Cheney was personally (according to Wilkerson) ordering up waterboarding. And a month later, when the CIA captured Abu Zubaydah, James Mitchell immediately set up as a contractor so he could waterboard Abu Zubaydah.
Cheney wanted his Iraq War. And he got it. Through torture. See? Torture does work.
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Full post as published by TalkLeft on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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