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• Waterboarding Torture 101

  Published: September 15, 2007, 10:15 am

  Tags: General News, Cia, National Security, Political Pressure, Terrorist, Tortures, Torture Technique, Waterboarding, Waterboarding Photo, Waterboarding Video

  is one of those classical tortures that every dictator has used in history but guess who also uses waterboarding technique as part of there debriefing, the US. Hey my view is if using waterboarding is going to make a terrorist cough up info on his next attack, it is fine by me. I do not have to worry about waterboarding because I have no plans

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• Michelle Brown - Woman Faces Multiple Charges, Including Animal Torture, In Ongoing Dispute With Ex-Boyfriend

  Published: May 30, 2008, 3:28 am

  Tags: Two Rats, Cruelty, Care, Animal, Tortures, Charges, Contempt, Arrested, Assault, Rats, Torture, Ex Boyfriend, Islip, Mug Shot, Freeport, New York, Michelle Brown

  Islip, New York (The Weekly Vice) -- Michelle Brown, a 23 year old Freeport resident has been arrested and charged with animal cruelty following what police say was an act of vengeance.Brown who is employed as a medical assistant, was arrested and has been arraigned on charges that she tortured an animal in retaliation to a dispute with her

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• Report from British Government doubts Bush is truthful on torture.

  Published: July 21, 2008, 5:09 am

  Tags: The Us Tortures, Bushco Bullshit, Torture

  From Jurist:The Human Rights Annual Report 2007 [PDF] released Sunday by the UK House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee recommended that the UK not rely on any assurances made by the US that it does not use torture. The report also calls on the UK to fully investigate US interrogation tactics to ensure that no torture techniques are being used

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• Navy into torture as well.

  Published: August 16, 2008, 7:25 am

  Tags: Us Navy, The Us Tortures, Torture, Camp Bucca

  From Jurist:Six US sailors have been charged for allegedly abusing Iraqi detainees held at Camp Bucca. The six are said to have physically assaulted at least two detainees whom they were guarding, and locked eight others in a cell that had been covered with pepper spray. Seven other sailors reportedly faced non-judicial punishment for their

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