Cheney ♥ Waterboarding: “It’s a no-brainer for me,” Cheney said at one point in an interview.
Note that in WW II the US stated that waterboarding was a war crime— when practiced on US troops by the Japanese.
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So I guess this means that when he’s no longer vice-president and someone eventually wants him to confess to the war crimes he has committed he’ll find it acceptable to be questioned using the “waterboarding technique”?
Believe it or not, there is actually a funny video about waterboarding. ANd some cool cartoons on this site: http://deadguylives.blogspot.com