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John McCain (1936-) |  |
 Any carve-out that would allow any agency of government to engage in torture would be legitimizing the use of torture. |
| The president has said we're not going to engage in torture under any circumstances. And so you're asking me to answer a hypothetical that is never going to occur. |
| This agency does not do torture. Torture does not work. We use lawful capabilities to collect vital information, and we do it in a variety of unique and innovative ways, all of which are legal and none of which are torture. |
| This agency does not do torture, ... Torture does not work. We use lawful capabilities to collect vital information, and we do it in a variety of unique and innovative ways, all of which are legal and none of which are torture. |
| The White House has dodged the truth about torture for too long. With reports of torture in the news virtually every day, it is imperative the president and all in his administration end the secrecy and end the torture. This campaign will allow thousands of Americans to demand that torture in our names is not committed again and insist that the president speak the truth in his State of the Union address about this heinous crime. |
| There are some people -- not high-level officials -- from the interior and justice ministries who we expect to be prosecuted. Different kinds of torture happened, from beating to mental torture. These people had no right to torture anybody. |
| Basically this law is probably putting down already existing practices, They can basically put up an antenna and listen to any GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) traffic and see if there's anything interesting; and for the satellite communication, it gives them the possibility to search using keywords; third, the new bill gives them the possibility to explicitly engage in economic espionage -- which I would say they are doing already. |
| Basically this law is probably putting down already existing practices, They can basically put up an antenna and listen to any GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) traffic and see if there's anything interesting; and for the satellite communication, it gives them the possibility to search using keywords; third, the new bill gives them the possibility to explicitly engage in economic espionage -- which I would say they are doing already. |
| The most notorious problem is the use of torture. It's basically beating confessions out of people. |
| This was the memo that basically justified the United States be involved in torture, |
| The Bush administration policy is against torture of any kind; it's prohibited by federal criminal law. The debate is whether you can use interrogation methods that are short of torture. Some who have been critical of the Bush administration have confused torture with cruel, inhumane treatment. |
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