Just for a change of pace

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I have to say that the new KGB must be more effective because they just up and kill people in broad daylight now. Yeah I'm sure that they were writing memos to the Politoboro asking permission to use interrogation methods in Siberia. What kind of dreamland do you guys live in?

Apparently the one where I'm not really participating in this discussion, but you bring up my name anyway so you can diss what I haven't said.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Riot

Apparently the one where I'm not really participating in this discussion, but you bring up my name anyway so you can diss what I haven't said.

Did you not post and where was your name brought up?

Do you really think that those 10 techniques are comparable to what happened in Russia (and most likely still is?)

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Did you not post and where was your name brought up?

Do you really think that those 10 techniques are comparable to what happened in Russia (and most likely still is?)

I made one post in this thread noting how those techniques are like the old KGB, as Solzhenitsyn wrote in Gulag (and btw as Alex Dolgun, an American embassy employee who was kidnapped off the street in Russia by the KGB during his lunch hour, and was imprisoned, wrote also), so yeah, I do really think that those 10 techniques are comparable to what happened in Russia - because, well, they are.

I suppose that you and Brian are more qualified than the Justice dept to determine whether or not the law was properly applied.

I have to say that the new KGB must be more effective because they just up and kill people in broad daylight now. Yeah I'm sure that they were writing memos to the Politoboro asking permission to use interrogation methods in Siberia. What kind of dreamland do you guys live in?

It's nice that you just make broad assumptions about what I think, especially when I'm not posting about the subject. Saves me the trouble of having to actually participate

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Riot

I made one post in this thread noting how those techniques are like the old KGB, as Solzhenitsyn wrote in Gulag (and btw as Alex Dolgun, an American embassy employee who was kidnapped off the street in Russia by the KGB during his lunch hour, and was imprisoned, wrote also), so yeah, I do really think that those 10 techniques are comparable to what happened in Russia - because, well, they are.





It's nice that you just make broad assumptions about what I think, especially when I'm not posting about the subject. Saves me the trouble of having to actually participate

I'm sure all the prisoners that were executed (or simply disappeared) would testify that their interrogation techniques were a little more drastic than sleep deprivation. But hey Siberia is a convenient place to send prisoners.

When you post, the general assumption is that you are participating in the thread and from your answers it seems fairly clear what you are thinking.