Well, I guess this confession justifies this war.

I mean, what is the point of this?? We read a confession of a man we have never presumed to be innocent from the git-go and shuttle him off for years to a prison known to abuse detainees for an administration that not only demands the right to torture but has tacitly ordered it as we learned from Uncle Donnie.

A confession from captors known to torture for an administration that considers torture legitimate is worthless. This is a friggin charade. Who in their right minds would give this any credence? And what good is this confession in the face of the fact that we are losing the war and spending ourselves bankrupt for the privilege? What about the lies? The corruption? The shoddy medical care for the wounded? The ballooning deficit? What does this confession do for us that we should care who, if anyone, ever confesses?