Former prisoners accuse him of torture techniques in Iraq, Afghanistan

Former detainees represented by human rights groups accuse him — along with a top general of the Iraq war, a former commander of the infamous Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and a commander of U.S. military intelligence and police forces — with "derelictions of duty and command" and promoting the practice of inflicting "physical and psychological injuries" on civilians held by the U.S. military in Iraq and Afghanistan.

There is an old saying, "all is fair in love and war." I don't necessarily support that entirely but does anyone remember when they were beheading people on television?

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