Dan's comment that torture "is simply not required" is correct. Put the bozos in complete sensory deprivation for 2 months followed by 5 days of sleep deprivation and they won't know who they're talking to or what they're talking about. Not that I'm an expert on the topic but it's my understanding that physical torture doesn't really work. The victim often ends up dying or going insane by accident or simply babbles a lot of useless nonsense. Dan also mentioned the following:
"Personally, I wouldn't mind collecting all the data possible from those incarcerated, feeding them to the tribunal, and closing with mass executions, from hanging to lobotomy"
Actually I'm attracted to the idea of putting these guys on display in zoos. Charitable people could feed them by tossing peanuts. Al Quaeda's finest could run in big squirrel cages to provide electrical power. They could be dressed up in silly clothes and encouraged to pontificate about the evils of America and/or the glory or Islam. The amount of peanuts that rained down on them would be dependent upon how good of a show they presented.
Gary
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It's not necessary
