Reply #9: I didn't hear the whole thing, but she wanted to uphold Geneva Conventions [View All]

[Ian David]

I asked Lynch's office to look into it and said I wanted to contribute toward her bail if she was arrested.

I also said that I was opposed to ANY "compromise" on torture, that voting to allow torture is complicity in torture, and is therefore in and of itself a War Crime.

I'm also going to be very clear, and very blunt: If The Hague or an International Tribunal issues indictments on those who vote to condone torture, I will consider it my patriotic duty to directly and physically assist in the arrest of those who are indicted.