ABC News outs waterboarding designers

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The CIA's $1,000 a Day Specialists on Waterboarding, Interrogations

As the secrets about the CIA's interrogation techniques continue to come out, there's new information about the frequency and severity of their use, contradicting an 2007 ABC News report, and a new focus on two private contractors who were apparently directing the brutal sessions that President Obama calls torture.

Psychologists Bruce ******, left, and Jim ****** shaped the CIA's interrogation program of al Qaeda detainees, including Abu Zubaydah. Both refused to speak to ABC News citing confidentiality agreements with the U.S. government.

According to current and former government officials, the CIA's secret waterboarding program was designed and assured to be safe by two well-paid psychologists now working out of an unmarked office building in Spokane, Washington.

Bruce ****** and Jim ********, former military officers, together founded ******* ****** and Associates.

Both men declined to speak to ABC News citing non-disclosure agreements with the CIA. But sources say ****** and ******* together designed and implemented the CIA's interrogation program.

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I am outraged by this, we can have disagreements on the policy, but outing two men who where following orders to protect America is wrong. Shame on ABC news for this stunt. This men will now be targets of the very enemies they tried, and in some instances, succeeded in protecting us from. I mean are their names not protected? Shouldn't this be a crime? I'm sure they where working for the CIA in a covert fashion. This just pis*es me off to no end. I'm officially boycotting anything to do with ABC.
 
"I should explain to your Lordship what is meant by Crackers; a name they have got from being great boasters; they are a lawless set of rascalls on the frontiers of Virginia, Maryland, the Carolinas, and Georgia, who often change their places of abode".
 
It's like sending a Fed-Ex to AlQaeda.

WRL said:
The CIA's $1,000 a Day Specialists on Waterboarding, Interrogations

As the secrets about the CIA's interrogation techniques continue to come out, there's new information about the frequency and severity of their use, contradicting an 2007 ABC News report, and a new focus on two private contractors who were apparently directing the brutal sessions that President Obama calls torture.

Psychologists Bruce ******, left, and Jim ****** shaped the CIA's interrogation program of al Qaeda detainees, including Abu Zubaydah. Both refused to speak to ABC News citing confidentiality agreements with the U.S. government.

According to current and former government officials, the CIA's secret waterboarding program was designed and assured to be safe by two well-paid psychologists now working out of an unmarked office building in Spokane, Washington.

Bruce ****** and Jim ********, former military officers, together founded ******* ****** and Associates.

Both men declined to speak to ABC News citing non-disclosure agreements with the CIA. But sources say ****** and ******* together designed and implemented the CIA's interrogation program.

LINK

EDIT: I edited the name omissions

I am outraged by this, we can have disagreements on the policy, but outing two men who where following orders to protect America is wrong. Shame on ABC news for this stunt. This men will now be targets of the very enemies they tried, and in some instances, succeeded in protecting us from. I mean are their names not protected? Shouldn't this be a crime? I'm sure they where working for the CIA in a covert fashion. This just pis*es me off to no end. I'm officially boycotting anything to do with ABC.
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Well, that's encouraging news! Maybe, just maybe, other "entrepreneurs" will think twice.......naaaa, there will always be someone out to make a buck. Maybe come out with a new and improved toe nail puller.

Hmmm, perhaps I'll head downstairs to my workshop......



WRL said:
The CIA's $1,000 a Day Specialists on Waterboarding, Interrogations

As the secrets about the CIA's interrogation techniques continue to come out, there's new information about the frequency and severity of their use, contradicting an 2007 ABC News report, and a new focus on two private contractors who were apparently directing the brutal sessions that President Obama calls torture.

Psychologists Bruce ******, left, and Jim ****** shaped the CIA's interrogation program of al Qaeda detainees, including Abu Zubaydah. Both refused to speak to ABC News citing confidentiality agreements with the U.S. government.

According to current and former government officials, the CIA's secret waterboarding program was designed and assured to be safe by two well-paid psychologists now working out of an unmarked office building in Spokane, Washington.

Bruce ****** and Jim ********, former military officers, together founded ******* ****** and Associates.

Both men declined to speak to ABC News citing non-disclosure agreements with the CIA. But sources say ****** and ******* together designed and implemented the CIA's interrogation program.

LINK

EDIT: I edited the name omissions

I am outraged by this, we can have disagreements on the policy, but outing two men who where following orders to protect America is wrong. Shame on ABC news for this stunt. This men will now be targets of the very enemies they tried, and in some instances, succeeded in protecting us from. I mean are their names not protected? Shouldn't this be a crime? I'm sure they where working for the CIA in a covert fashion. This just pis*es me off to no end. I'm officially boycotting anything to do with ABC.
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This is possibly the most profoundly ironic post ever, coming from a guy who to this day will defend the Valerie Plame incident.
 
ib1yysguy said:
This is possibly the most profoundly ironic post ever, coming from a guy who to this day will defend the Valerie Plame incident.
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We've beat that dead horse, besides it was a Democrat who outed her, how ironic is it that someone so obsessed with the privacy of a desk jockey suddenly doesn't care about two individuals who did some real covert work?
 
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