In such a mobile RFID system, massive tags continuously enter the interrogation zone of the reader, which must quickly and reliably identify all the tags before they leave its coverage area.
Virtually all the empirical evidence shows that torture is usually ineffective, almost invariably less effective than other methods of interrogation, and frequently generates massive amounts of false leads, leading to further wasteful cycles of interrogation.
"Friedman understood that, just as prisoners are softened up for interrogation by the shock of their capture, massive disasters could serve to soften us up for his radical free-market crusade".
Seven years after it was filmed in a tiny room at Ottawa police headquarters, the Russell Williams interrogation video from Feb. 7, 2010 still packs a massive punch.
George W. Bush and Richard Cheney abused this democracy, built an imperial presidency, emasculated Congress, launched an illicit war, spied in massive proportions on American citizens, authorized torture as a tool in interrogations.
Paulson and Bernanke struggled to justify the massive expenditure of taxpayer money as legislators grew increasingly aggressive in their rolling interrogation.
In March 2007, a month after taking over as CEO, De Margerie was hauled in by French authorities for 36 hours of interrogation over a $2 billion deal with Iran in 1997 to develop its massive Persian Gulf gas field.
He was under interrogation.
