Snr. Intellgence Officer and Whistleblower CUT OFF by MSNBC AGAIN

Snr. Intellgence Officer and Whistleblower CUT OFF by MSNBC AGAIN

MSNBC seems to be having too many technical difficulties lately. Col. Steven Kleinman, Snr. Intelligence Officer of USAF, appeared as a guest discussing the futility of interrogation methods like waterboarding and torture as a means to extract sensitive information: " Interrogation is all about accessing someone's uncorrupted and reliable memory. It's a science and not art. And, what we know about the human memory is that inter-personal, environmental and intra-personal factors will actually disrupt and make it psychologically impossible to recall facts, dates and events accurately. It's not reliable."

Does MSNBC think we are all Idiots and cannot distinguish between technical glitches and Censorship. Of course, there will still be Obama apologist who will maintain that there is nothing suspicious about it.

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MSNBC did a similar thing with a reporter who was reporting on civilian deaths in Libya. Here's the link

"its not realiable"
exactly
then you put your reliable information in on top of the "unreliable info"
and you got yourself a programmed stooge right there
thats a prime mind control technique

And funny enough, if one looks one will find they have been releasing some of these people back into the wilds under complete control...and ready to go off when ever the right button is pushed

Originally posted by Danbones
And funny enough, if one looks one will find they have been releasing some of these people back into the wilds under complete control...and ready to go off when ever the right button is pushed

edit on 5-5-2011 by Danbones because: (no reason given)

Could you elaborate? I am not sure what you are referring to.

reply to post by Pha3drus


I was watching MSNBC all evening...various shows.

Many guests were brought out, to decry "water-boarding". They were not *silenced*. MSNBC (unlike that ghoul Cheney or the idiot Rumsfeld) have understood for years the futility of torture, at extracting useful information.

Technical glitches do still occur....if any network were to *silence* a rational discussion, would have been Faux "News".....(aka "Fox"...)

reply to post by weedwhacker


Agreed to an extent. But, if you think, there is a significant difference between MSNBC and Fox news, I have a swampland in Florida to sell you.

Fair and balanced?