[MeshugeMikey]

hung by the wrists OH NO.....

the neck would have been far more appropriate???

[Westbrook]

I think we need a special prosecutor for Lois Lerner and Hitlery Benghazi Klintoon, before we need one for the CIA, doncha think?

[The Sons of Liberty]

CIA torture report: human rights groups call for prosecutions – live

I'm calling for the prosecution of those who released this CLASSIFIED material and I hope it comes back to bit Feinstein in her wrinkled commie ass!

[Dr. Thorne]

Won’t happen. Obola knows that if they prosecute human rights abusers, he would be at the top of the list.

[boomop1]

blah blah blah

[Psalm 73]

They want Bush and Cheney.

[a fool in paradise]

OUTGOING attorney general Eric Holder...

[SZonian]

Anything to neuter our counter-intelligence agencies and jeopardize the USA at any cost, right RATs?

[556x45]

Who couldn’t see this coming....theyve done it to our soldiers why not the CIA.

[joshua c]

Just a preview of the 2016 Democrat Party platform:

Burn this b*tch down!

[beethovenfan]

Must be time for Barry Soetoro to go on another fawning “apology tour”.

[UCANSEE2]

“How would prosecution of officials responsible for torture work?”

Well, if those officials won’t ‘talk’, maybe they could torture them to get a confession.

[tanknetter]

I don’t believe there’s any way to prosecute.

There was an official DoJ memo saying that the techniques were legal. That provides all the cover those involve need.

The folks at DoJ were providing an official interpretation, but did not participate in the use of the techniques. So theyre clear as well.

Leadership could only be prosecuted if they were shown as directing, or unduly influencing the interpretation provided in the memo, or in directing the intelligence officers to go beyond it’s scope.

There might be a crimes against humanity/war crimes angle (Nurnbug “following orders” precedents), but there’s a huge difference between summary executions, beatings, tearing out fingernails, hooking sensitive body parts up to jumper cables, and playing loud music or squirting water up someone’s nose. The accused could make a solid case that there was a reasonable expectation that the DoJ memo was within the boundaries ofvlaw and international convention.

The ACLU may be a bunch of nutjobs, but they do have good lawyers who would know all of these things. My conclusion is that they’re screaming “Prosecute!” to get themselves into the press and to help with fundraising.

[Don Corleone]

Lets see...prosecute someone for committing a crime that wasn’t a crime when it was committed but you would like to call it a crime because it fits your warped ideas of society...that’s the way to go...if you are a Marxist. Room 101 for you CIA agents. Room 101.

[TexasCajun]

Obama continually stirs the pot of Anti-Americanism!

Obama welcomed the report that spotlights the CIA's efforts to save American lives.

Yet again, Obama sides with the Terrorist.

[Starstruck]

ACLU calls for special prosecutor on torture

Add killing American citizens with drones to that request.

[Vaduz]

Hang client from his wrists and inducing fear isn’t torture the left print another bogus report must keep hate America programs growing fuel the racism rage and riots yeah Obama&Co still on the job.

[HotHunt]

This CIA report on alleged torture cost the US taxpayers $40 million. That fact by itself should be the news that's taken away from this report, not the stuff they packed in it to make the CIA look bad. And for what? Diane Feinstein is pissed because the CIA spied on the Intelligence committee. Well, duh, that's what spies do, they spy. She wanted this to come out to get back at the CIA for peeking under her covers. And the democRATS in general wanted this report out now before the Republicans take over the Senate in 3 weeks. No Republican approved of the report. It was all one-sided to make the CIA and America look bad. Not one person accused in the report was ever interviewed or called before the committee to explain their side of the story. And finally, the CIA briefed the Senate intelligence Committee previously on the stuff in the report and not one peep out of the liberal senators was heard then.

This report was all political and a personal vendetta by Feinstein. Some fine, upstanding leaders they have in that deomcRAT party, huh?

[pierrem15]

1) statute of limitations?

2) the authorization to use military force specifically states, "by any means necessary," overriding any statutory prohibitions against torture

They have no case.

[DPMD]

Civil suits and calls for “reparations” can’t be too far behind.