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Water torture has been a U.S. military staple since the beginning of the twentieth century, when it was employed by Americans fighting an independence movement in the Philippines. American troops would continue to use the brutal tactic in

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Would-be tough guys like former CIA torturer-in-chief José A. Rodriguez Jr. brag that “enhanced interrogation” of terrorists – or doing what the rest of us would call “torturing” – has made Americans safer by eliciting tidbits of information that adv

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http://www.latimes.com

The Senate Intelligence Committee should make public a 6,000-page report on the CIA's detention and interrogation policies.

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Washington Post

After a contentious closed-door vote, the Senate Intelligence Committee approved a long-awaited report concluding that harsh interrogation measures used by the CIA did not produce significant intelligence breakthroughs, officials said.

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by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)

Before becoming a Mormon Bishop, Bruce Jessen was a torturer in the employ of the CIA. Beginning in December 2001, he helped reverse-engineer the US military’s training in order to develop torture protocols used to “break” and “exploit” detainees.

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ABC News

Scientists studying the brain‘s reaction to sound have determined the piercing screech of a knife against a glass bottle to be the human ear’s worst nightmare. A research team at the University of Newcastle examined brain activity in a group of vo

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New York Times

Last September, Mitt Romney’s advisers were so determined to attack President Obama from every direction and to revive long-discredited neo-con theories about interrogation that they actually encouraged the candidate to come out strongly pro-torture

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