Look, this WSJ article is professional disinformation. I can tell you that **for certain** because Eric Holder doesn’t want the CIA techniques released (that point is in the article, too).
I know Eric Holder. He is a treasonous, partisan, radical left-wing SOB. The only...and I mean the only...reason that Eric Holder doesn’t want the CIA techniques released is because the actual techniques used are pleasure, not pain.
Ecstasy, not fear.
Which is to say, Eric Holder doesn’t want the CIA interrogation techniques released because the real field methods in use are the **OPPOSITE** of what the Left lied about while Bush was President.
Our CIA uses drugs like ecstasy, caffeine, Nitrous Oxide, as well as powerful human connections/sentiment. Waterboarding was never used, that’s a cover story.
If you’ve ever gone to a college rave and seen the girl who couldn’t keep from hugging you (and who likewise won’t shut up) because she’s hopped up on Red Bull and X, then you’ve got some idea of what *really* goes on at Gitmo.
...and Eric Holder doesn’t want the world to know that the Left has been lying all along about the techniques used by the CIA under Bush.
This, I promise you.
Thanks Southack for that information. Very interesting, indeed.
Interesting stuff.
Have you seen this?:
Torture of detainees at Guantanamo Bay has been systematic, extensive and a matter of deliberate policy, says a report originally prepared in 2007 by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Obtained by journalist Mark Danner, the report, which detailed the complicity of medical personnel in the mistreatment of detainees, has been posted online (PDF) by the New York Review of Books.
Techniques practiced at Guantanamo and elsewhere on the 14 detainees examined in the 41-page report include suffocation by water, prolonged standing with arms chained above their heads, beatings, confinement in a box, sleep deprivation and other tactics that involve both physical and psychological abuse. While written in somewhat technical terms, the report emphasizes that the detainees’ treatment “amounted to torture and/or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.”