~>  ->  EC> You pointed out no such thing.  You cannot possibly find an
exception
~>  ->  EC> in the law when you haven't even found such a law.  You have
claimed
~>  ->  EC> that waterboarding is expressly and explicitly
illegal.  You didn't

~>  EC> You claimed that waterboarding is expressly and explicitly illegal,
~>  EC> and that it has been since 1898.  Everyone knew all along that you were
~>  EC> making that up.  There is no such law.  And it took you a long time
~>  EC> and a series of non-responses before you admitted it.
 
~> Waterboarding was specifically cited as being a war crime that 
~> was used by American personal in the Spanish American War.  

That falsehood was disproved a while back in the thread.  The war crime was
the killing of a large number of people by forcing them to ingest large
amounts of salt water in such a way as to cause permanent damage to
internal organs.  Did you forget that, or did you just hope readers of your
post would forget it?

 
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