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Start with the beginning. America is a signatory of the U.N.'s international Convention Against Torture. But -- and this is the important

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prisoners. One credible source told me that to poke a prisoner in the chest with a finger to get his attention now had to be approved by

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What to do? Tune in next week for the answer. HRW and the BBC surely won't like it, but there's a large dose of reality coming.

p> TAS Contributing Editor Jed Babbin is the author of Inside the Asylum: Why the UN and Old Europe Are Worse Than You Think (Regnery

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