<p>I’ve not yet seen this documentary film, but I’ve heard and read a great deal about it. It tells a tragic and disturbing story of The Bush Administration’s anti-terrorist “interrogation practices” run amok. It’s a horrifying and heart-wrenching story which, after having heard it (much less having seen the movie), one can never honestly say “we play on the side of the angels”, that we’re the “good guys”. The truth is: At times, our side is as capable of true evil as any other. There’s no way to justify what was done to this innocent man. What’s most disturbing is the fact that his story is not an anomaly. </p>
<p>Disturbing too, is the fact that there are people on this forum, people who would claim themselves to be moral and upright, who will make excuses for those who perpetrated this atrocity and the government policies and officials who enabled it. I dare them to research this story.</p>
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