In the final weeks of World War II in Europe, the American armies captured some 7 million German POWs. How could we deal with this mass of hateful monsters? General Eisenhower and the U.S. Army came up with a new legal designation for POWs: �Disarmed Enemy Forces� (DEFs). Based on this definition, we declared that we would not be bound by the rules of the Geneva Convention, since these were DEFs, not POWs. Sound familiar? I guess it�s just the American way. We are never at a loss for excuses to justify depriving others of basic human rights.
                
                Hollis
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