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December 15, 2005
McCain-Bush Anti-Torture Deal Allows Use of C-Span
by Scott Ott
(2005-12-15) The White House has reportedly agreed to support Sen. John McCains anti-torture legislation, after the former POW added an amendment allowing U.S. agents to interrogate suspected terrorists using a controversial technique involving prolonged exposure to C-Span.
A spokesman for Human Rights Watch immediately attacked the deal as a complete capitulation to the Bush administrations crusade of terror against unjustly-imprisoned freedom fighters.
In a hastily-called news conference the unnamed Human Rights Watch source said, If youre going to allow agents to use C-Span, or even the threat of C-Span, you might as well go back to waterboarding or raking fingernails across the blackboard.
Sen. McCain, however, defended the concession, saying that Congressional debates on C-Span are no worse than the incessant drone of mosquitos that I heard throughout my days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
December 15, 2005
McCain-Bush Anti-Torture Deal Allows Use of C-Span
by Scott Ott
(2005-12-15) The White House has reportedly agreed to support Sen. John McCains anti-torture legislation, after the former POW added an amendment allowing U.S. agents to interrogate suspected terrorists using a controversial technique involving prolonged exposure to C-Span.
A spokesman for Human Rights Watch immediately attacked the deal as a complete capitulation to the Bush administrations crusade of terror against unjustly-imprisoned freedom fighters.
In a hastily-called news conference the unnamed Human Rights Watch source said, If youre going to allow agents to use C-Span, or even the threat of C-Span, you might as well go back to waterboarding or raking fingernails across the blackboard.
Sen. McCain, however, defended the concession, saying that Congressional debates on C-Span are no worse than the incessant drone of mosquitos that I heard throughout my days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.