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Kunich is always right

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  1. Quoted message said:

    From: Tom Kunich ([email hidden])
    Subject: Re: Lift Up The Rock....
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    Date: 2004-05-06 15:16:22 PST

    "Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    <http://www.dod.mil/transcripts/2004/tr20040504-secdef1423.html>

    Don Rumsfeld: "I think that -- I'm not a lawyer. My impression is


    that what

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    has been charged thus far is abuse, which I believe technically is
    different from torture." (interruption) "I don't know if it is


    correct to

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    say what you just said, that torture has taken place, or that


    there's been

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    a conviction for torture. And therefore I'm not going to address


    the

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    torture word."


    Right Howard, slowly torturing someone's 5 year old to death in front


    of

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    them isn't torture, but taking pictures of them in insulting poses


    is.

    Tom Kunich knows everything.

    the excerpt below is pasted in from the following article:
    http://www.sfexaminer.com/article/index.cfm/i/061004b_iraq

    CA Guardsman alleges detainee abuse in Iraq
    Published on Thursday, June 10, 2004

    A California National Guardsman says three fellow soldiers brazenly
    abused detainees during interrogation sessions in an Iraqi police
    station, threatening them with guns, sticking lit cigarettes in their
    ears and choking them until they collapsed.

    Sgt. Greg Ford said he repeatedly had to revive prisoners who had
    passed out, and once saw a soldier stand on the back of a handcuffed
    detainee's neck and pull his arms until they popped out of their
    sockets.

    (end)

  2. As is always the case with you cowards who hide your identity, you present
    allegation as fact. Perhaps if you stopped playing the skin flute long
    enough you might get enough oxygen to your brain to be able to hold a cogent
    thought.

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