CIA experimented on terror suspects

CIA experimented on terror suspects

presstv.ir

The Physicians for Human Rights, a rights watchdog, says the Bush administration has run experiments on terrorism suspects.

Physicians for Human Rights released a report this week outlining allegations of illegal human subject research and experimentation on detainees during the Bush era.

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This eerily sounds like what we have heard about the Nazi regime during WWII. This is absolutely crazy. I have always compared the Bush administration to that of Hitler and not because of my dislikes, but rather because the actions of the Bush regime were extremely similar to those of the Nazi regime. Are we ever going to see justice for the actions of the Bush administration, done in the name of the American people?

Americans are always quick to question how the German public could have ever gone along with the atrocities of the Nazi government and after what I saw with the Bush admin, I have the answer to that question, though I still can't understand it. The German public went along with the Hitler government in the same way that the American people went along with the Bush government. Ignorance, plain and simple.

I sure wish that the American people would prosecute key members of the Bush admin, in an effort to clear our name and uphold justice for our image in the world. What do other members think about this?

--airspoon



presstv.ir
(visit the link for the full news article)

spoon
good find
S&F

looks like u hit gold again with this one.
First i heard of it. However, this report
is coming from Iran and wonder if there
is any suspicious agenda here ???? hmmmm

reply to post by boondock-saint


It's actually coming from Physicians for Human Rights, that I provided a link to in the OP.

--airspoon

This is a re-post. CIA personnel engaged in human experimentation

reply to post by Mdv2


My bad, I searched through ATS and didn't find anything. That search feature has been so sketchy sometimes.

--airspoon

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Here is what you don't realize airspoon, the real torture will never be exposed, they will kill to keep it hidden.

Do you really think that America hasn't tortured anyone? The legal hurdle and crap is easy to get around, America has all these proxy states for that reason.

The US can easily send a captive to Egypt and Egyptian torture masters can do the Job.

Water boarding is easy to defend, even though it is classified as torture, in most people's eyes it is soft.

That is the main reason why they allowed water boarding to be leaked out, or exposed to public.

The trick is, to control leak the best of the worst. Not the worst of the worst.

But then again everything I said is pure speculation, but history backs it up.

I bet no one knew what Germans were up to until the war began - war ended.

Yeah, been here and done this.

But it all sucks, yes? For sure.

But if you want to know how torture could affect people, like in how much is too much, for sure, ask a doctor, or psychiatrist, yes?

Tell me, doctor, if I do this, will it not push the subject over the line, and they die or lie, or do you have suggestions about how to get this information "more humanely"?

Meanwhile, callling Doctor Howard, Dr Fine, Doctor Howard. Or Doctor Mengele.

Meanwhile the stuff continues, whether with the evil son of a Bush, or the Hope and Change guy.

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Here is a question:

How much do you guys think the medical personal got paid per hour.

Man must have been alot of money to shut those mouths.

Presstv is right here.

They target people for no reason other than someone wants you dead and rings up americans.

The americans are like nasi doctors, and care not for any human life.

The anglo american empire is as bad as anything you can imagine in germany during the 30's.

This doesn't affect me. I still go to Starbucks, eat fast food and watch movies like I did yesterday. From my perspective, all is good. America is still the best place to live on the planet. I trust in the goodwill of Intel agents, their actions keep us safe and once you're in their control you become an asset that can be maximized to it's full potential for the good of humanity, illegal experiments included. Remember, what is legal is not always morally right and the opposite is also true.

Originally posted by xLogic
This doesn't affect me. I still go to Starbucks, eat fast food and watch movies like I did yesterday. From my perspective, all is good. America is still the best place to live on the planet. I trust in the goodwill of Intel agents, their actions keep us safe and once you're in their control you become an asset that can be maximized to it's full potential for the good of humanity, illegal experiments included. Remember, what is legal is not always morally right and the opposite is also true.

Exactly. All these people that continue to grind down and trample upon the American Flag of freedom do not respect the idea of going to the mall and seeing a movie, to a grocery store with packed shelves, a gas station without 3 block lines, a police force to arrest the speeder who was going 60 mph through your neighborhood, or the internet provider that allows us to communicate on this vary forum.
Yes, they are actually against this!
However, torturing people just for the sake of enjoyment is no different than Count Dracula. Or experimenting on them for perverseness like Josef Mengele. That will always be intolerable.