Do you watch "Over There". They had an episode last week that was basically all about interogating someone to find missles that were stolen. The interogation was brutal.

[Spoiler Alert] (I learned this was going to movie review sites)







At the end he promised to reveal the answer if no one was killed at the site of the stolen missles. Which the lead interogator promised. Of course the end of the program was a couple voices you could tell were over a speaker in a plane. Then they show the farm where the missles were hidden. Animals and people were walking around. Then the screen just goes all static. To let you know in a dramatic way that the farm was just obliterated.

PF



>It appears by the article that the interrogation rooms haven't changed much since I was an interrogator in the Army! Comparing it to any other typical room in the rear detachment that is. In the field there are no rooms - well sometimes a tent can be used.
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>>>Update: I totally forgot about California. Lets deport him to California! That is almost a foreign country. (Lucky you Tom!) :o)
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>>>The problem is that he is an American citizen (albeit an idiot). Where could the U.S. deport him to? If he born in Netherland or England, where would they deport a citizen to?
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>>Dragan already gave you my answer. Guantánamo.
>>He's right, I hear the Chikcen a L'Orange is great there.
>>http://www.newshounds.us/2005/06/25/chicken_lorange_guantanamo.php