Foley waterboarded.

[chieftain]

I don't want to hear one more word from any of the Cheney's, Rumsfield or John Yoo or any of the Fox claque defending or denying torture. This is what happens when you render the Geneva Accords "quaint and obsolete". These fools, bullies and flacks have unleashed the hounds of Hell and still pontificate on how foreign policy ought to be handled when they should be wearing sack cloth and ashes, living in cave begging for forgiveness for the heinous crimes they committed.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/28/james-foley-tortured-isis-waterboarded_n_5732098.html

[malaise]

1. Fallujah

redux. Sorry it wasn't Cheney.

[PuraVidaDreamin]

2. We reap what we sow

Genie is out of the bottle.

[salin]

3. what has been wrought...

on so many levels... I tremble for our humanity.

[deutsey]

4. Unfortunately, Cheney et al., really don't care, imo

They exist in such a self-satisfied, hermetically sealed world of servants, yes-men, and fellow ideological purists, they're completely oblivious to the consequences of their actions.

[boguspotus]

5. Perfect comment below from the article - sums it up pretty well:

Okay, let me get this straight:

White men aim guns at federal officials, it's a "peaceful" standoff; feds never draw weapons. (Bundy ranch)
Non-white people peacefully protest, police aim guns at them. (Ferguson)

White men waterboard brown people, it's "enhanced interrogation."
Brown people waterboard a white man, it's "torture."

But as Bill O'Reilly says, there's no white privilege in America. Ummm... yeah, ok.

[spanone]

6. we don't have a shred of moral high ground when it comes to torture.

that alone should jail bu$h & cheney.

they disgraced our nation and took us down to the level of the terrorists