One Thing Leads to Another

Even though the Pentagon flat out denies torturing its prisoners at Camp X-ray in Guantanamo Bay, apparently it’s perfectly fine and dandy to use any “evidence” obtained through torture in military court.

Now, if they’re not torturing the 500 or so guys at Gitmo, why would the military be arguing that it’s okay to use any prisoner statements extracted through torture in a military court?

Does the phrase “just following orders” bring anything to mind?