How the CIA Broke the 9/11 Attacks Mastermind

The Blotter ^ | 13 Sep 07 | Richard Esposito

[reagan_fanatic]

When Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was strapped down to the water-board, he felt humiliated -- not by the treatment but by the fact that a woman, a red-headed CIA supervisor, was allowed to witness the spectacle

I love head games.

[CougarGA7]

We were always taught that the brain starts dying 4 minutes after oxygen stops getting delivered to it. So yeah, 15 seconds wouldn’t have much of an effect.

[ColdSteelTalon]

I tell you. If they wanted to make him talk just run him through the security at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport about 50 times.

That'll break him.

[depenzz]

Thanks a lot, now I'll have that in my head until I go to sleep. Yea, thanks a lot. lol

[2nd Bn, 11th Mar]

KSM was afraid she was gonna make him wear her panties on his head. That’s why she was there and why he spilled the beans

[Bender2]

Re: ...not by the treatment but by the fact that a woman, a red-headed CIA supervisor, was allowed to witness the spectacle...

She not with the CIA... and she's a scum-sucking lib!

But being force to listen... to her act would brake anyone's will!

[doug from upland]

I think waterboarding has been around for about 38 years and was first used on a woman.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

And once the Democrats found out, they screamed like stuck pigs in order to influence the 2004 Presidential election and now the technique is outlawed. Thank You Democrat Party — Traitors one and all.

[NonValueAdded]

Ted Kennedy invented waterboarding. His first test subject died, though. Oh wait, that was water oldsmobiling. My bad.

[Contra]

After watching a few minutes of CNN, they would be ready to drink the Kool-Aid.

[Chode]

Oh Woe is me... Why's everybody pickin on me???

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

Here’s a very real training video leaked from the military:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GcXl1y_mQw

*snicker*

[Bryan24]

In Vietnam, the North Vietnamese took prisoners and tied the hands behind them. They then started tying their hands at their wrist and worked their way up their forearms until their elbows were touching.

For many prisoners this would dislocate their shoulder(s).

But they weren’t through. Then they would tie the prisoner’s hands to his feet. The they would place a strong biece of bambo through the “loop” and lift the prisoner off the floor, hanging them by their arms.

As Admiral Jeremiah Denton said, you would pass out from screaming from the pain. They physical brutality would leave prisoners maimed for life.

THAT is torture.

Khalid Mohammed had no pain inflicted, and no injuries. He had his natural reflexes and mind used against him.

That is not torture.

[VOA]

Wait, did the female officer make it easier to crack him, or harder.

I'm sorry I can't recall the TV news/documentary that about this
topic...

But, IIRC, it was reported that some of the most effective
interrogators of detainees at Gitmo are/were female.
One of the most effective ladies always brought fresh-cooked
COOKIES to the interrogation and fostered a "brother-sister"
relationship with the perp being interrogated.

[DragonMarine]

Back in Black - - AC/DC works quite qell to abolish such evil demons from the environs of the mind.....

[gathersnomoss]

Just a twist to make a drink, nice job.

[Shazolene]

Just wondering, do YOU think waterboarding is torture?
I never thought so... since we use it to ‘train’ our own guys, and since it doesn’t do any permanent damage.

Feet-first into the shredder = torture
Waterboarding /= torture

[Brad from Tennessee]

Any way I define “torture” is my subjective opinion. I would rather be waterboarded than have bamboo splinters stuck under my fingernails or have my shoulders dislocated by the kind of “rope tricks” the North Vietnamese used on U.S. POWs. But I wouldn’t expect to hold out under any of it. What technique is used depends on the will of the guy being interrogated.

I may be naive but I trust our intelligence agencies and our military to use their techniques without killing or maiming anyone, no matter how much they deserve it. Now if they hand them over to somebody like the Saudis or the Egyptians that's a different story.