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Beyond waterboarding
July 21, 2008
2:15 PM -- More grim news in the War on Terror. The Guardian reports:
If US interrogators have been using pop songs as torture, as has been reported, then they may owe the songwriters performance royalties...
Babylon, the mild-mannered folk hit by David Gray, is allegedly one of the most popular torture songs at Guantánamo.
Though I'm unfamiliar with the oeuvre of that particular artiste, "mild-mannered folk hit" does sound truly scary. And the rest of the reported playlist definitely violates several Geneva Conventions: Eminem, Celine Dion, Metallica, and those lovable dinosaurs, Meatloaf and Barney, may all be owed royalties. Should boost them in the pop charts, too.
Note to Feds: There's a lawyer on the case. Trash the Constitution all you like, but do not mess with ASCAP.
— Larry, Attack Monkey, Light Reading
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