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Posted by: pax926 | April 15, 2009 10:11 AM | Report abuse
Slightly off topic but we learn today from Justice Department memorandums related to CIA interrogations, details in the still-classified memos. I cannot reveal all but certainly approval for a technique in which a prisoner's head could be struck against a wall as long as the head was being held and the force of the blow was controlled by the interrogator. Other techniques are known by British intelligence.
Obama now has to decide whether to keep secret key parts of the three 2005 memos outlining legal guidance on CIA interrogations.
I believe all these Bush-era tactics that have been abandoned by the Obama administration should be unveiled officially before they are revealed unofficially by others in Britain.
Attorney General Eric Holder and White House Counsel Greg Craig both believe these secrets must be made public despite CIA opposition and I agree with them.
Posted by: coiaorguk | April 16, 2009 7:32 AM | Report abuse
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