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Originally Posted by muspell
So, the US clearly do not sanction torture, at least as far as the text in the constitution would demand, but the US do not want to be subject to regular inspections
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This also seems to be proven wrong, acording to the latest news.
It seems Rummsfeld signed a secret order, allowing the inteligence agencies both civilian and military, to use thougher methods of interrogation.
There´s a lot of sources claiming this, sources with high credibility and reputation. But the Bush administration isn´t having any.
If it turns out to be confirmed that Rummsfeld DID infact sign that paper, then he have proof that the use of torture is a State sponsored affair. At least under Bush´s rule.