misaacs | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 16 2007 | law, goverment, CIA, prison, terrorism
Quoted: A 1956 article, “Communist Interrogation,” shows that methods embraced by the USA after 2001 were once considered torture that would produce false information.
Unfortunately, some of the parallels are striking.
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