I believe it's not humane, it strikes me as not humane, Senator.
Paul Wolfowitz: “I believe it's not humane, it strikes me as not humane, Senator.”
Editor's note · Context
Wolfowitz acknowledges the inhumanity of certain interrogation practices.
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Honestly, I think 100,000 people being slaughtered and doing nothing is a red line.
I think it is so striking that this man, who sent other people to commit suicide to kill innocent people, was caught in hiding while we have brave civilians in Libya who are risking their lives, not to kill people but to set people free.
But let's also be clear: this didn't start yesterday; it didn't start in 2009. It is the product of a long process of pursuing Osama bin Laden that started under President Bush and continued under President Obama.
If the U.S. would have joined Qatar and France and other countries would have come along and recognizing this provisional government, I think it would send a very, very powerful message to the people around Gadhafi that the end is coming.