http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6618051/
The article said the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has determined the U.S. military used psychological and physical coercion tantamount to torture.
It said ICRC delegates found during a June visit to Guantanamo that U.S. authorities had devised and refined a system to break the will of the prisoners, using humiliation, solitary confinement, temperature extremes and force positions.
We have voiced concern including in public that there are significant problems which need to be addressed at Guantanamo Bay in terms of conditions and treatment of the persons there, said Antonella Notari, chief spokeswoman for the ICRC.
We continue our discussions with the U.S. authorities in this regard, she added, but said the agency was sticking to its policy of discussing the details of its findings with U.S. officials because it found the confidential approach achieved results.
At what point does the continued interrogation of these "detainees" become conunter productive.... (better yet it has).... so why not stop it? I'm not saying let them go but quit messing with them. I just can't believe that at this point any new information could be discovered that would be of any use.
The article said the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has determined the U.S. military used psychological and physical coercion tantamount to torture.
It said ICRC delegates found during a June visit to Guantanamo that U.S. authorities had devised and refined a system to break the will of the prisoners, using humiliation, solitary confinement, temperature extremes and force positions.
We have voiced concern including in public that there are significant problems which need to be addressed at Guantanamo Bay in terms of conditions and treatment of the persons there, said Antonella Notari, chief spokeswoman for the ICRC.
We continue our discussions with the U.S. authorities in this regard, she added, but said the agency was sticking to its policy of discussing the details of its findings with U.S. officials because it found the confidential approach achieved results.
At what point does the continued interrogation of these "detainees" become conunter productive.... (better yet it has).... so why not stop it? I'm not saying let them go but quit messing with them. I just can't believe that at this point any new information could be discovered that would be of any use.