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Groups Calling For Condoleezza Rice's Resignation Posted by Pile (11809 views) [E-Mail link] [Beating Dead Horses] Thanks to a new report from ABC News, we now know that Condoleezza Rice led White House meetings authorizing torture that were so detailed, "the interrogation sessions were almost choreographed." Several groups, including Brave New Films, True Majority, USAction, and Democracy for America have launched a campaign to START calling out our leaders by focusing on Condoleezza Rice. sign the petition   Posted by gmaduck on 2008-04-24 17:26:19 Under torture or the threat of torture, everyone will say whatever they think wants to be heard. So torture isn't effective. It just makes liars out of the victim. And it makes monsters out of the perpetrators. Our country should not be run by monsters. How many monsters are running this country? 1 Article displayed.

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