They're finally starting to revolt.Former CIA agent John Kiriakou, who witnessed the waterboarding of top al-Qaida operative Abu Zubaida, has said that the practice is indeed torture and “a policy made at the White House, with concurrence from the National Security Council and the Justice Department.” Kiriakou added during an interview with NBC that the destruction of video evidence of the technique was “a terrible mistake.”
How many more agents and former agents are going to come out of the woodwork? Perhaps this is a little payback for blaming the intelligence agencies for the failed Iraq occupation and for the outing of Valerie Plame.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Ex-CIA Agent: White House Authorized Torture
Posted by Broadway Carl at 9:12 PM
Labels: CIA, Justice Department, Kiriakou, National Secrurity Council, torture, White House
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Bush and cheney sat on the report for a year.The reason they realeased it was because the wh learned it was going to be leaked to the media so, they had to release it in order to make it look they weren't hiding anything.
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