To use the cliche' of "shock and awe," that's how I completely felt after watching last night's episode.  Yes, I know that "they" were/are the enemy, but to totally disregard, ignoire and overrule the Geneva Convention so that we could treat prisoners as we wanted to...wow....are we losing it???  I hope that I wasn't watching it with blinders on or missing something, but all I could think of besides a human being being tortured was "what if it were reversed and they were treating us Americans that way?"  You bet your _ _ _ that we'd be doing something about it.

The biggest "surprise" that I got my eyes opened on was that there were/are apparently approximately 12 higher-level prisoners that we wanted to interrogate, so we fly these prisoners to various countries so that the foreign countrymen could interogate the on the US behalf, but using their own interrogation methods that basically a don't ask-don't tell method.

Sickening...Sad....