Pakistani Army captures Mingora
"...One of the key areas captured by the army included the central plaza known as Green Square. Under the Taliban, it had gained notoriety as "Slaughter Square." Beheaded bodies - often of people accused of spying or of un-Islamic behavior - were thrown in the square to intimidate residents..."
Waterboarding is not torture. It most certainly is very unpleasant, even harsh, but it is not physically harmful.
Every soldier who enters the US Army must go through the Gas Chamber. It is most certainly unpleasant, but it is not physically harmful. Can we put Terrorists in a Gas Chamber for interrogation? As a former Training Company Commander at Fort Benning, I went through the Gas chamber at least a hundred times (I never let trainees experience anything harsh without seeing their commander there with them...and, no, I never wore a gas mask in the gas chamber. It was just a personal thing with me.) Can something we force on our troops be torture? Torture, at least in my mind, is more than just harsh and unpleasant, it is physically harmful with a lasting effect, such as cutting off body parts, or disfigurement.
Just something to remember, the Terrorist have no US POWs alive. Every POW has been killed and every recovered POW body showed signs of extreme torture.
Read the beginning paragraph again. This is how they deal with anyone who opposes them, not just Americans.
...and another question, how can anyone confuse Terrorists with Islam, or any aspect of God? They are obviously not doing God's work. So treat them as you would any other minion of Hell. Too bad American censors do not let Americans see the actual handiwork of these people. I think it might change the mindset of Americans. I know it changed mine.