Over the last few years the United States Government has come under fire for its handling of the those prisoners taken during the war on terror. The United States of America was attacked on September 11, 2001 by enemies of the American People; International Terrorists. Since that date the authorities in charge or protecting the American People have made significant progress in rounding up International Terrorist insurgent sleeper cells both in the United States and in countries throughout the world.

Once captured these prisoners or detainees have been interrogated using a number of methods, which have come under criticism by a few. Some of the interrogation techniques have been psychological in nature and others have been said have crossed the line and perhaps could be considered torture. Yet at the same time many detainees have caused serious physical harm to soldier guards. In one incident a US Marine was stabbed thru the eye and into the brain with a shank.

What we need is a truth-making machine, which compels the enemy to tell us the truth, so we no longer need to use more manipulative or forceful techniques to gain the intelligence needed to save innocent lives. If a detainee knows information, which will help us prevent an International Terrorist Attack anywhere in the world, we need that information and time is of the essence and therefore we need to spend the money in R and D to bring these devices to fruition as soon as humanly possible. Think on this in 2006.