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ORIGINAL: SailingBum Whatever dude. I wonder what MOS <Military Occupational Skill> that is???? Prior to Don Rusmfeld saying it was ok to torture ppl <whatever that means>, the military adhered to the Geneva convention. Furthermore a soldier was instructed that they could disobey a "unlawful order" ie something that went against your moral values. Not forgetting the fact that by your statement acknowledging "secret training" could put you in jail <or death> for a very long time for treason. You may have seen or been involved in torture while you are in the service but to make the statement that the military trained you is utter BS. BadOne There are wheels within wheels here, it's the nature of psyops, and this is all speculation on my part, I have no explicit knowledge of it, but it can be an entirely strategic decision made for all the wrong reasons: back at the height of that, all the conservatives (civilians) were all nodding sagely, content in the knowledge that the administration was "doing what needed to be done", and railing agianst all the candy ass liberals who found it appalling and highly objectionable - i.e., there could have been an entirely political goal in mind, that had nothing to do with extracting information, and it's relatively easy to find somebody who lacks the moral foundation to refuse an unlawful order, and set them up to take the fall for that. Deliberately leak that, then you can bitch and whine about how your hands are tied, blah, blah, it's all CYA when it comes to politics. And that's what psyops is all about, fucking with peoples heads like that, and they do that to civilians too, foreign and domestic, it's all on record in declassified material. It's not treason to speculate whether or not they're doing things for which there are already precedents, it's a patriotic duty to stay informed so that you can make informed choices instead of being played like a puppet on a string. Anyway, there's really no point in discussing it further: playing the skeptic is an effective interrogation technique - "prove it", right? Lol.
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