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: How Appealing"Did waterboarding work? The White House and Senate are studying whether harsh interrogation tactics were effective; The reports may determine whether the methods banned by President Obama will ever be used again by the U.S."
The Washington Post reports today that "Psychologists Helped Guide Interrogations; Extent of Health Professionals' Role at CIA Prisons Draws Fresh Outrage From Ethicists."
And The New York Times reports that "Divisions Arose on Rough Tactics for Qaeda Figure."
Full post as published by How Appealing on April 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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