Torture at Gitmo?

Ted Lapkin writes about the alleged torture techniques at Guantamano.:

"While lesser categories of coercion should not be routine, they should be available to intelligence authorities in case of a classic 'ticking bomb' scenario. If inflicting mild discomfort on a captured al-Qaeda operative could prevent a mass-casualty terrorist attack, would that be a greater offence against morality than allowing the slaughter of innocents to proceed?"



I will speak more on this later.