In my opinion there're no "saint" countries or goverments.
Agreed. When it comes to national security, I suspect virtually all sovereign security apparatuses will likely do whatever they have to in a pursuit of results. Whether their own country's laws and/or leaders disapprove of it or not.
However blaming your adversary or competitor for hypocrisy is practically an institution in the world of international relations. I don't see that ever changing either. Pots just love calling the kettle "black".
That all said though, it's apparently easier to put a government under such scrutiny over torture than it is to put the scientific and medical establishment in a similar predicament over electro-convulsive therapy.
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