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6. Maybe. But, only if the torturers and their bosses make full public confessions of their crimes.

Tue Dec 9, 2014, 03:15 PM

Dec 2014

And, refusal to do so would result in a trial for their crimes.

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Interesting question: would you support a War On Terror Truth & Reconciliation process? [View all] Recursion Dec 2014 OP

^^^^^^^Yes! cpamomfromtexas Dec 2014 #10

Screw that - we're not South Africa derby378 Dec 2014 #3

"Full Amnesty" would just give the blackguards official color malthaussen Dec 2014 #4

Well, I was thinking of one like South Africa's Recursion Dec 2014 #5

It would be nice if the persons responsible admitted so, malthaussen Dec 2014 #11

That's what I think of as the basis of a T&R process (nt) Recursion Dec 2014 #8