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Torture

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New York Times

[Obama] did allow his Justice Department to investigate the C.I.A.'s destruction of videotapes of torture sessions and those who may have gone beyond the torture techniques authorized by President George W. Bush. But

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Jonathan Turley

This goes beyond shocking. Sure, in some warped romantic spy-novel sort of way, we've come to expect such places for foreign terrorists to be tortured and held away from prying eyes, but not here, not on American soil, not in Chicago.

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http://www.activistpost.com, John Kiriakou

"Hypocritical" is how CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou describes his arrest and imprisonment for exposing the spy agency's use of torture while those who actually committed the heinous acts go unpunished.

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Lew Rockwell blog

Reagan when he signed the Convention Against Torture: "Ratification of the Convention by the United States, will clearly express United States opposition to torture, an abhorrent practice unfortunately prevalent in the world today."

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THE EDITORIAL BOARD, New York Times

The nation cannot move forward in any meaningful way without coming to terms, legally and morally, with the abhorrent acts that were authorized, given a false patina of legality, and committed by American men and women from the highest levels of gove

Article Image Ray McGovern: My Take

Rather than questioning Sony's wisdom in producing a film that jokes about something as serious as assassinating a nation's leader, Obama upbraided Sony's producers for the decision to pull the movie from theaters. "I wish they had spoken to

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The Intercept

Have you heard the screams of a prisoner being tortured in America's war on terror? I can't forget them. They pierced the walls of a detention center I visited in Samarra during an offensive by American and Iraqi forces in 2005.

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