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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 835823" data-attributes="member: 13254"> Not sure I ever &quot;insisted&quot; EIT worked for any specific purpose or particular info. I have only said that they did indeed glean information from gitmo detainees and they did. How valuable the info and how it was used, I really don&#039;t know and doubt you do either. As far as what we were told in justification for EIT they did say that Al-Q was a ticking time bomb, I don&#039;t recall them saying that before the EIT they knew of a specific threat that water boarding would reveal. Other than the one confession from...what&#039;s his name...I&#039;m sure there was other info they derived from the EITs that none of us will ever know, that lead to other areas of investigation that helped in different ways. 0bama himself said that EITs aided in the hunt for 0sama, a;tough he is a proven liar, so take it for what you will.&nbsp;Bush did start the war with saddam hussein with congressional approval, not sure anyone has claimed otherwise. Do you always do your victory dance on the ten yard line? It&#039;s not a good idea, sometimes it just makes you look...well....silly.&nbsp;&nbsp;All I&#039;ve ever said about the start of our involvement in Lybia is that 0bama got us involved without congressional approval as Bush did with Iraq. The UN did indeed start the fighting in Lybia, 0 got us involved without congress voting on it. I&#039;m pretty sure the UN can&#039;t force the US to go to battle with another country.&nbsp;Don&#039;t know where you got that crap about hitler and roosevelt, other than pulling it out of your keester. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 835823, member: 13254"] [COLOR=sienna][I][B] Not sure I ever "insisted" EIT worked for any specific purpose or particular info. I have only said that they did indeed glean information from gitmo detainees and they did. How valuable the info and how it was used, I really don't know and doubt you do either. As far as what we were told in justification for EIT they did say that Al-Q was a ticking time bomb, I don't recall them saying that before the EIT they knew of a specific threat that water boarding would reveal. Other than the one confession from...what's his name...I'm sure there was other info they derived from the EITs that none of us will ever know, that lead to other areas of investigation that helped in different ways. 0bama himself said that EITs aided in the hunt for 0sama, a;tough he is a proven liar, so take it for what you will.[/B][/I][/COLOR] [I][B][COLOR=sienna] Bush did start the war with saddam hussein with congressional approval, not sure anyone has claimed otherwise. Do you always do your victory dance on the ten yard line? It's not a good idea, sometimes it just makes you look...well....silly.[/COLOR][/B][/I] [COLOR=sienna][I][B]All I've ever said about the start of our involvement in Lybia is that 0bama got us involved without congressional approval as Bush did with Iraq. The UN did indeed start the fighting in Lybia, 0 got us involved without congress voting on it. I'm pretty sure the UN can't force the US to go to battle with another country. Don't know where you got that crap about hitler and roosevelt, other than pulling it out of your keester. [/B][/I][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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