That's what Lawrence Wilkerson says. I think Josh Marshall is right to have highlighted these remarks. If the US hasn't tortured anyone since 2004, and if most of those acts weren't aimed at preempting terrorist attacks, but at finding confirmation for a non-existent Saddam-al Qaeda link, that significantly changes how the national dialogue on this story should be conducted. Of course it could also mean significantly different legal consequences for those involved.
Posted by armand at May 15, 2009 03:41 PM | TrackBack | Posted to Corruption | War