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In Spite Of Bickering In D.C., Experts Say Interrogation Method Is Torture, Must Never Be Used
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Sioux City Journal.com
November 08, 2007 (ONLINE EDITION)
Former state lawmaker charged with *** crimes
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- A former member of the South Dakota House was arrested Friday on charges of rape and other offenses against two girls who were his foster children
Klaudt fancied himself a radical right Republican (and an evangelical) and in 2005 was a leader against the formation of the South Dakota Mainstream Coalition, meant to turn Republicans back towards mainstream conservatism
Klaudt was charged with eight counts of second-degree rape, two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, one count of sexual contact with a child younger than 16, two counts of witness tampering and one count of stalking.
At least one of the alleged offenses involving one girl occurred when she was a - Page - During a legislative session.
House Speaker Thomas Deadrick, (R) Platte,who served four years with Klaudt in the House. Accompanied Klaudt on Friday, saying he was acting as Klaudt''s lawyer.
The jury on Tuesday found Ted Klaudt guilty of all four counts of second-degree rape after deliberating for three hours. Klaudt, 49, could get as many as 25 years in prison for each count when he is sentenced in January.
Klaudt, a Republican served eight years in the state House from 1999 to 2006
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- After World War 2 the US prosecuted Japanese soldiers for torturing US prisoners of war. The most common type of torture the Japanese were convicted to prison for was waterboarding.
How did a method of torture recognized during World War 2 as barbaric and inhumane become acceptable and supported by the President and his judicial nominees? - Reply to this comment
- No torture.. Let''''s give em 3 hot meals and a warm bed.. They''''ll tell us everything...
Posted by guyfrompa45
How about hot wax is dropped on your nuts with intermittent jolts of pure amperage across your nipples until you confess how you tied your mother up, performed oral *** on her and penetrated her before you disappeared her. No mercy till you confess and admit to what you did. - Reply to this comment
- Torture is not about getting information.
It is control, sadism and in its prettiest
dress - vengeance.
Posted by cassandragop at 02:46 PM : Nov 08, 2007
There''s a volunteer for the terrorist-hosting program now, folks! - Reply to this comment
- Torture is not about getting information.
It is control, sadism and in its prettiest
dress - vengeance. - Reply to this comment
- Maybe instead of Guantanamo, we could place the terrorists in the homes of some of their liberal moonbat supporters.
I''m sure both parties would enjoy that one.
And the moonbats could express their sympathy for the terrorists.
That would be well recieved by the terrorists.
And then the terrorists would chop the moonbats'' head off...
Let''s do it! - Reply to this comment
- No torture.. Let''s give em 3 hot meals and a warm bed.. They''ll tell us everything...
Posted by guyfrompa45 at 02:25 PM : Nov 08, 2007
Yes, or maybe the coffee and donut technique? They always confess everything under the stress of that one... - Reply to this comment
- Bush is worried that what has happened at Guantanamo Bay may lead back to the White house and be used as grounds for impeachment. I don''t think he has anything to be worried about, at least not from the gutless congress in Washington.
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