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In light of the recent Iran/British troops event how do those of you who support the use of torture and other extreme interrogation methods feel about the accuracy of the information obtained from those methods. Here we have the British troops saying they were in Iranian waters but now they say they weren't and just said it so they could go home. These people weren't tortured but the fear of being in a kangaroo justice system got them to admit to crimes they did not do. Isn't it reasonable to assume that our interrogation methods do the same?
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