"You've obviously never been in any sort of sustained combat. Every man has his own limit and you start to see it. You can look at a man and you can see the walls coming down and if you don't pull that guy off of the line, they're going to be useless. We used to call it shell shock, then battle fatigue and now we call it combat stress reaction and post traumatic stress disorder. It's a fact. People aren't robots so they shouldn't be considered treasonous if when they've gone through hell for six months, a year, two and have suffered more than any man should ever suffer in one day, they are a casualty and not responsible for treason. Some men do break and go berserk, others break and give up.
"People are going to question prisoners, it's going to happen. We can either set guidelines or force the action to be conducted in an unregulated way behind the scenes. I suggest setting guidelines for questioning of soldiers. Just because the agreement would allow soldiers to answer questions, doesn't mean that you have to ask if your nation doesn't want to."
