What Torture Never Told Us

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Ali. H. Soufan, The New York Times | Full Story | PUBLIC bravado aside, the defenders of the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques are fast running out of classified documents to hide behind. The three that were released recently by the C.I.A.—the 2004 report by the inspector general and two memos from 2004 and 2005 on intelligence gained from detainees—fail to show that the techniques stopped even a single imminent threat of terrorism. >>

Published 09.09.05 19:16:59 -0500 GMT | Posted by Andrew Garib on 09.09.10 | |

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