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The History of Torture

Posted on 21 Aug 11 by FmH
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Why We Can’t Give It Up:   Torture had become ‘as extinct as cannibalism’ in post-Enlightenment Europe. So why has it come roaring back in the last century? (via Historynet)

Related:
  • UK torture inquiry “secretive and deeply flawed” (omaymen.wordpress.com)
  • Torture (dooce.com)
  • Is Torture Ever Acceptable? (socyberty.com)
  • Obama bans war criminals, except our own [I think there may be more to this than meets the eye.] (jhaines6.wordpress.com)

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