The solution to the question of Waterboarding;

[The Doctor.]

I'm all for this. It's the best single solution I can think of.

"Absolutely anybody that states 'Waterboarding is not torture' should be Waterboarded until they change their minds."


Anyone think there should be a time limit on that?

[orpupilofnature57]

1. Hook Shrub up, and ask him if we use torture in America?

But don't wait for him to tell the truth ,that might kill him and his legacy will be his TORTURE.

[Historic NY]

2. A video of just what waterboarding is..............

http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/dc/2007/10/hey_judge_heres_what_waterboar.html

[The Doctor.]

6. Your example in the video isn't even close.

The subject is horizontal, not negatively reclined. The introduction of water does not show a gag reflex in the subject.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterboarding


It's worse than that.

[hobbit709]

3. They can't claim it's torture

since by their own definition it ain't. I say waterboard all the reluctant witnesses at the Congressional hearings. Since they claim it's not torture they shouldn't have any objections-should they?

[Dollface]

4. Seems like a reasonable way to help them prove their point. If you don't float you're not a witch.

[Lint Head]

5. I think a reporter should be waterboarded the same way

they are tasered when they give demonstrations on news shows. "Hey Mom, look at the funny reporter gasping for air." "Yep, I saw that on YouTube. It was funny how he almost died." :dem:

[JCMach1]

7. I agree... great theatre to roll a board into the comm. room and ask someone to try

let see what the answer is then