HI JOhn,

On Fri 2037-May-22 10:09, JOHNJWILSON (1:123/140) wrote to RICHARD WEBB:



->  ~>> There are people wrongfully convicted of crimes
->  ~>> right here at home right now where the evidence against them was
->  EC> coerced from
->  ~>> parties placed under some serious stress

J> The United States has a population over 300,000,000.
J> How many unjust acts are committed every day?
J> Decrying injustice is easy. Being just....not so much. After all, I
J> do believe in getting far more than my fair share. :-) That plan has
J> been working pretty well for quite a while, I'm happy to report. I
J> got the first kick of Fortuity by getting myself born  in Southern
J> California, just at the time when that was a GOOD thing :-)Wilson's

AGreed, and that's what I"m saying re: this whole issue.
WHether it be the Geneva conventions or our own constitution it's easy to
hold ourselves to standards that are difficult
to reach, especially after the fact.
HEnce my argument that if you're going to say that by
utilizing techniques deemed unacceptable under the GEneva
conventions and our own constitutional law then the end damn well better
justify the means, and you'd best be able to
stand up before a court of law and prove this, no
equivocation, no bullshit.  IF you can't, and you're the man giving the
orders then the law should come down with its big hammer upon you and you
should get the justice you deserve.
ASking the question is legitimate imho.  NOw, it comes time
for those who ordered said practices be carried out to put
up, or shut up and take their lumps.


Regards,
           Richard
--- timEd 1.10.y2k+