Syria: Documented Torture Methods

Syria: Documented Torture Methods

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Introduction:


‪Former detainees and defectors have identified the locations, agencies responsible, torture methods used, and, in many cases, the commanders in charge of 27 detention facilities run by Syrian intelligence agencies. The systematic patterns of ill-treatment and torture that Human Rights Watch documented clearly point to a state policy of torture and ill-treatment and therefore constitute a crime against humanity.‬

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Human Rights Watch has documented evidence that Crimes Against Humanity are being committed by Syrian authorities.
In light of these Facts, the recent defections are easy to understand. There will be criminal trials when Assad's regime falls and evidence like this will be very damning. Expect to see more defections as the end nears, the government torture is so widespread and systematic that even the Russian's will have to back off from sponsoring the regime when all these facts get more out in the open.

This is what totallitarianism looks like, take a good hard look at it.

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They probably learned their methodologies from the US.


Does anyone not recognize propaganda when they see it? Like US actually gives a crap about torture. Like waterboarding was the worst thing that America ever did. Ha. That was cover for what they were really doing. Making fried juevos rancheros with car batteries. US does not care that Assad is a dictator. They care about the fact that he is not THEIR dictator.

Originally posted by Numbers33four
They probably learned their methodologies from the US.


Does anyone not recognize propaganda when they see it? Like US actually gives a crap about torture. Like waterboarding was the worst thing that America ever did. Ha. That was cover for what they were really doing. Making fried juevos rancheros with car batteries. US does not care that Assad is a dictator. They care about the fact that he is not THEIR dictator.

Your anti-american hatred will never erase the facts documented here by Human Rights Watch.
Show me where the US govt is detaining their own citizens and torturing them because they oppose the current govt in charge.

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bradley manning

that we know of

also hearsay is not admissable in a court of law so why is it evidence in this case

but here's a star for pointing out a "human rights group" which time will show was just a front for US/NATO

google nurse nasriya

Reminds me of the bogus baby incubator lies before the first gulf war. The girl making these claims was outed as a fraud but it led to public anger and a war.

Originally posted by TinfoilTP

Originally posted by Numbers33four
They probably learned their methodologies from the US.


Does anyone not recognize propaganda when they see it? Like US actually gives a crap about torture. Like waterboarding was the worst thing that America ever did. Ha. That was cover for what they were really doing. Making fried juevos rancheros with car batteries. US does not care that Assad is a dictator. They care about the fact that he is not THEIR dictator.

Your anti-american hatred will never erase the facts documented here by Human Rights Watch.
Show me where the US govt is detaining their own citizens and torturing them because they oppose the current govt in charge.

I don't believe it's Un-American to say that the U.S. Govt really isn't concerned with torture. Sounds more like fact.

Numbers has it right... if the U.S. Govt is openly talking about the topic of waterboarding, it's for a reason. Most likely to shift the focus away from worse atrocities.

Couldn't have said it better, "US doesn't care that Assad is a dictator. They care that he is not THEIR dictator."
Nuff said

Smells like more yellow cake & WMDs to me.

Nothing but a ploy by the CIA to send America to war in Syria.

Plain and Simple.

Haven't we seen this picture before? Iraq?

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Yup and CNN isn't doing a good job at ir.

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