Justice: FBI flagged mistreatment of detainees

Justice: FBI flagged mistreatment of detainees

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WASHINGTON - FBI agents raised concerns about U.S. interrogators mistreating terror detainees in Iraq and Afghanistan and at Guantanamo Bay during the three years after Sept. 11 but in some cases were slow to report it, an upcoming Justice Department report concludes.

Additionally, in a few isolated cases, FBI agents did not immediately withdraw when they witnessed harsh treatment of detainees who were being questioned, according to two law enforcement officials familiar with the report.

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I hope these people gets what's coming to them. The CIA, and the rest of the government is corrupt and need to be taken care of. And they wonder why the rest of the world hates us.

Thoughts? Comments?

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Yes the miss treatment of prisoners should stop. It is in human, they should not be treated that way even though they may not act like humans. However, there are plenty worse monsters out there. So if you want to do finger pointing there are many more who are much worse to be pointing a finger at.

HIS HAIR is cropped short. Half his teeth have been knocked out, his face is battered and the eyes sunken and haunted-looking. His chest is covered with 50 separate cuts from a knife, his back has even more marks, which he says are cigarette burns. Two of his fingers were broken and deliberately bent into a permanent, contorted position and there’s a hole in the middle of his palm where his torturers stabbed him and twisted the blade.

sorce

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After reading that, I think it's easy to say that our torture is nothing compared to what Saddam had going on. But torture is torture. Harming people should not be the ways of the "greatest nation on Earth".

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Wise
I agree with what you said up to the last four words.
Harming people should not be the way of "any nation on earth"

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I agree with that. I wasn't trying to say that others should do it. I was just saying that it's a little ironic for a country that stands for peace and justice to be involved in something so inhumane.

I came across this today.

The FBI did not participate in harsh interrogations of suspected terrorists detained in Guantanamo Bay, Afghanistan, or Iraq, a Justice Department investigation released Tuesday said.

The investigation also concluded that the bureau generally reported potentially illegal actions by the CIA and Defense Department.

cnn

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Do you believe that to be true?