In the cause of expedience and the quest for information, man has always been willing to trump his laws and betray his b — Mark Allen Smith
In the cause of expedience and the quest for information, man has always been willing to trump his laws and betray his b — Mark Allen Smith
In the cause of expedience and the quest for information, man has always been willing to trump his laws and betray his b — Mark Allen Smith
In the cause of expedience and the quest for information, man has always been willing to trump his laws and betray his b — Mark Allen Smith
In the cause of expedience and the quest for information, man has always been willing to trump his laws and betray his b — Mark Allen Smith
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In the cause of expedience and the quest for information, man has always been willing to trump his laws and betray his beliefs to legitimize the torture of those who do not share them.

— Mark Allen Smith
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