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    History Of Torture

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    in Caimanera, Cuba called Guantanamo Bay that is used to detain extraordinarily dangerous people who are suspected to be terrorists. The concentration camp interrogate prisoners in an optimal setting by using several torture and cross-examining techniques, and prosecute prisoners for atrocities. This has been on a daily occurrence. Nineteen Eighty-…

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    The first reason torture should be justified is as followed: the use of torture can save lives and prevent future acts of terrorism. Through the process of torture, the US, was able to distinguish connections between Khalid Sheik Muhammed and Jose Padilla. The use of torture was conducted on al Qaeda operative Abu Zubaydah. Khalid Sheik Muhammed and Jose Padilla are two international terrorists that have committed terrorist actions m42k.p against the United States. When Khalid Sheik Mohammed…

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    On January 20th thousands of women’s voices were heard. However, in the article “Women’s March Baffles Women Attending Trump’s Inauguration” written by Vera Bergengruen, we hear the quiet voices of the opposing view. Bergengruen interviewed 15 women, all of which had no part in the women’s march. She then puts together the article by capturing the important viewpoints of the women that are not in agreeance with the march. Believing that Bergengruen’s skepticism of the march led her to the…

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    Health Interview Essay

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    For my interview, I asked my neighbor if she wouldn’t mind being interviewed about her life and health history. She didn’t hesitate with a “sure, I’ll gladly sit with you and talk!” We decided to do this interview over Sunday dinner with our families. I explain to her that at any time she needed to stop, or didn’t feel comfortable answering questions to let me know and it was perfectly okay. However, I soon realized that was not going to be a problem because she talked to me like she was an…

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    Military Torture Our military and government should be allowed to interrogate and torture anyone at anytime if it could save American lives. Any technique of torture such as waterboarding should be legal. If our military was given permission to do whatever it takes to get a terriost to talk we could save many lives and possible stop future attacks and maybe end a war. I believe enabling our military to torture terrorists in any would be beneficial to our country. A pro of military torture…

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    Tilly Theory

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    image I have set up for you is one of the techniques written in the torture memo on how to deal with the terrorist and fight the War on Terror. When the memo got leaked it created controversy among Americans to see how this alleged prisoner where being tortured. This incident caused many questions to arise. How the state get this power to use violence. How is this act of violence legal? How is the war on terror so different that they have to change their technique for war? To answer this…

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    Torture Memo Analysis

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    2002 memo otherwise referred to as one of the “torture memos”. The torture memos expressly justified the use of EITs to elicit information from detainees. EITs included, sleep deprivation, entomophobia exploitation, and waterboarding. These severe techniques were provided legal cover because the torture memo defined torture to be pain “difficult for the individual to endure and… of an intensity akin to the pain accompanying serious physical injury such as death or organ failure” (Greenberg 106).…

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    Torture, when most people think of this word, they think of terrible acts being done to people. What most often disregard is the fact that the people that are being tortured have deserved it. I do not say that lightly. People that are being tortured are people that have done unforgivable things such as; murder, rape, terrorism actions and a list of other items. These people do not deserve to be in prison, because although not a comfortable living environment, prisoners are still provided with…

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    The interviewee that I have for my interview regarding motivation is twenty-one-year-old Yamia Denny. Although her birth name is Yamia, she prefers to be called Mia. She is single, never married and does not have any children. Mia is of African American descent and resides in the Overbrook neighborhood of West Philadelphia. Currently, she works in the gift shop at The Franklin Institute on some weekdays but mostly during the weekends. During her days off from work she attends classes at The…

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    s the use of torture against terrorist suspects ever justified? The idea of torture is probably one of the worse things that I could ever imagine. I am a strong believer of treating others how I wish to be treated, that being said I understand that not many if any share my thoughts on that matter. The simple fact stands that to me torture no matter if the victim is a terrorist suspect is not ever justified The United States may have captured many person who they are accusing of being a…

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