News Article: Senate CIA torture report released

[bamachile]

This announcement from the Libertarian party mostly reflects my views...

&c., &c.....

I knew you'd come around eventually. I'll save a seat for you on the short bus, right beside mine. [emoji12]

 

[gmart74]

I can live without the Agency using waterboarding.

same here. i just wish we would replace it with drowning.

 

[Tide1986]

same here. i just wish we would replace it with drowning.

Ordeal by Water

 

[Tide1986]

Here's one man's opinion on the effort to discredit the enhanced interrogation techniques of the CIA:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...5347ca-94da-11e4-927a-4fa2638cd1b0_story.html

Just before Christmas, a Post poll revealed the American people’s final verdict. The vast majority agree with the CIA that these techniques were necessary and justified. A majority think that Feinstein should never have released her report. And — most importantly — 76 percent said they would do it again to protect the country.

Americans were asked, “Looking ahead, do you feel that torture of suspected terrorists can often be justified, sometimes justified, rarely justified or never justified?” Note that the pollsters used the loaded word “torture” (even though the CIA contends that the techniques did not constitute torture), which should have biased the question in favor of the critics. Instead, 17 percent replied they would support using the techniques “often,” 40 percent “sometimes” and 19 percent “rarely.” Only 20 percent said the techniques should “never” be justified.

 

[Bamaro]

Here's one man's opinion on the effort to discredit the enhanced interrogation techniques of the CIA:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...5347ca-94da-11e4-927a-4fa2638cd1b0_story.html

Most were mute over the Japanese internment camps too.