A parishioner here at Trinity Cathedral, Chuck Blanchard has a post up about a growing number of military voices expressing their discomfort with some of the ethical issues that are arising in our occupation of Iraq and the simultaneous War on Terror:
“When I was General Counsel of the United States Army, I had the honor to work with lots of very impressive General officers. Paul Kern was one of the best. He played a very important role in pushing the Army toward a badly needed transformation. General Kern later played another very important role. He was the investigator of the atrocities at Abu Ghraib prison.
Today he had a letter to the editor in the Washington Post yesterday that makes a very strong case that torture is not merely morally wrong, but also very unwise:”
Read the rest here: Another General Speaks Out Against Torture
(Via A Guy in the Pew.)
