"I had direct experience in every aspect of interrogation and intelligence in the so-called “war on terror.” From...

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Af Steven 🌞 Snedker den 14. oktober 2014 - 17:54 [0]

"I had direct experience in every aspect of interrogation and intelligence in the so-called “war on terror.” From producing intelligence through interrogation to assessing it to seeing policies made from it, I was there. Let me be clear about what I learned: Torture undermines all sound principles of good interrogation, intelligence collection, and assessment. It does not work, it is unnecessary, it is illegal, it betrays our ideals and our nation’s laws. There is no practical, legal, moral, or utilitarian argument in favor of torture. We don’t need it, and it betrays who we seek to be. No fine-tuning of the law is necessary to justify it — ever. "

http://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2014/10/06/torture-wrong/D9uUPipS5yVam4YlTQxelL/story.html

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Torture is wrong
It was the fall of 2002. I was about to participate in the interrogation of a top-level member of Al Qaeda. At my CIA briefing, I was told “to do whatever was necessary” to get the man to talk, as he could very well lead us to Osama Bin Laden himself.

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