[Gllug] Greenhouse emissions (was Geforce2)

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Depends on definitions of torture. For example the Taliban and the Al Qaeda  
, which includes the prisoners, chopped the arms of  ordinary people or 
promoted it,  for some biased logic, not torture but discipline of  it's 
underlings. 

In making the psychological imprisonment, it is stopping those prisoners who 
would harm another and send a code in eye contact, and smell those next to 
them. This would and could lead to the rioting that lets not forget killed a 
soldier. The activities of both regimes have proved that defection is barbed 
with poison as the reward from Bin Laden to the families surviving means any 
threat to the prison guards is worth this seen punishment. Is it therefore 
punishment to stop these terrorists that come from  genoicide factions that 
have the mental capability to blow up themselves and the Red Cross medical 
teams. The Geneva Convention was dealing with a war that could be understood. 
Terrorism is the thoughts of one person to another and vigilante action to 
kill, maim, mutilate and destroy the maximum number with no reguard for the 
team or unit. It is every terrorist for himself. So 'illegal, unlawful 
combatants' fits and new laws have to be made for these 'cannibals' since the 
11th of September: Else we have another Lockerbie nearer the Capital, now 
that is the threat and why the prisoners are being questioned. The war on 
terror is not over, is it?
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