It Would Have Prevented Another 9/11? I was watching Nightline last night and they brought up some viable questions about the type of interrogations that the US had given their prisoners. By the Geneva Accords, one is not allowed to directly torture his prisoner physically or mentally. They brought up a scenario that I thought was very interesting. An interrogator would be allowed to say, "I will have someone kill your family if you don't give me information," but would not be allowed to directly threaten him/her by saying, "I will kill you if you don't talk."
They brought up a very good question. If it was three months before 9/11 or some other horrific terrorist attack, how far would you allow our "people" to go in getting information if were to prevent such an attack on US?
They brought up a very good question. If it was three months before 9/11 or some other horrific terrorist attack, how far would you allow our "people" to go in getting information if were to prevent such an attack on US?

