From: "Miller, Jeffrey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bryon Daly
> side note: $1 > million was stolen from that area just a few weeks after I > left the job! > They never caught anyone for it, even though access to the area was > restricted to at most about a dozen people, and the place was > littered with > cameras. I have my suspicions about who did it, though.)
Wasn't that right before you bought that house and the Hummer? ;)
Umm. That was money I saved from my, umm, paper route. Uh, yeah - that's the ticket! Big tippers on that paper route.
> >Lovely. Did we do the work ourselves, or is this how some > unspecified > >3rd > >country is > >participating in the Coalition? > > You seem to be assuming that "hard" interrogation means > torture. Do you > think that there are no acceptable strong means of > interrogation that don't involve torture?
Don't be absurd. Of course I know that.
Sorry, I wasn't trying to lecture you - it was a genuine question, though possibly poorly phrased. What I read to be distaste/sarcasm in your original remark made me wonder if you were implying the "hard interrogation" was torture, or if you felt that any/all means (or a least legal US means) of "hard interrogation" were unacceptable
Sorry, I wasn't trying to lecture you - it was a genuine question, though possibly poorly phrased. What I read to be distaste/sarcasm in your original remark made me wonder if you were implying the "hard interrogation" was torture, or if you felt that any/all means (or a least legal US means) of "hard interrogation" were unacceptable. But nevermind.
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