Informant38

We're not being seen as:

"...to capture terrorists, to detain terrorists, to question terrorists, and then to try them."

The White House yesterday reached a compromise with Republican senators over treatment standards for the nation's most dangerous terrorism suspects, with President Bush declaring that "the most potent tool we have" - aggressive interrogations - will continue.

He said the president will issue an executive order outlining "standards and regulations" governing interrogations, but said it will not mention specific methods because that would allow terrorists to train for ways to frustrate those methods.

Klein/Globe 22.09.06
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Most dangerous suspects. Suspects meaning you're not sure, meaning you suspect them.
None of these lightweights ever talks about what happens to the ones who weren't terrorists after all. Oh well. Another disposable human being.
Capture, detain, question, torture, and then try them.
In the name of democracy and freedom.