Did the U.S. Torture Prisoners in Guantanamo?
jt
2009/11/03 17:53:22
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On April 16, 2009 the Obama administration released previously classified documents that detailed interrogation techniques used on detainees by the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay prison, including waterboarding, sensory deprivation, exposure to freezing temperatures and more. Some intelligence officials, including those in the Bush administration who outlined and approved the techniques, insist that these interrogation tactics were justified and did not constitute torture, but others see them as blatant human rights violations. Did the U.S. "torture" detainees?
On April 16, 2009 the Obama administration released previously classified documents that detailed interrogation techniques used on detainees by the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay prison, including waterboarding, sensory deprivation, exposure to freezing temperatures and more. Some intelligence officials, including those in the Bush administration who outlined and approved the techniques, insist that these interrogation tactics were justified and did not constitute torture, but others see them as blatant human rights violations. Did the U.S. "torture" detainees?
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Dan (Politicaly Incorrect) 2009/11/03 17:55:05






















besides waterboarding (unless you consider the near drowning i got) my dad exposed me to worse...
But I sure feel like BR Obama and his corrupt pal Holder have tortured the American people.
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I'm anti-war, but I understand that it is sometimes a necessary evil. Most Americans were in support of The Afghan War. It's the illegal war in Iraq that is killing too many innocent people... and not for any good reason. I can't stand the fact that well over 4,000 innocent American troops were killed in Iraq... in vain. I would hate for your son to be a statistic. Peace to you, too.
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However Americans are not suppose to use cruel and unusual punishment. It is against our constitution. I am not saying the people in there did not deserve what they got... But we are as bad as they are by doing it.
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Well i guess from what i read here not many people care
I do
You people sicken me
What the hell are you even talking about
You know what nevermind i will just say this i will never kiss the ground i live on got it
Here's a thought on US torture on prisoners in Gutantanamo. A former prisoner of guantanamo, who has been released, and is now moving about as a lecturer throughout the world, was tortured 138 times via waterboarding. If waterboarding is so pass-say, and dangerious, how in the hell did he manage to live 138 experiences of this torture. If you gave me a choice of waterboarding or pulling out my fingernails, which do you think I would choose. Bye; Adam Troy
Your grammar and spelling may be entertaining, but I'm afraid you sound like a bit of a couch philosopher.