From: Adam Flinton 

Geo. wrote:
> "Gene McAloon"  wrote in message
> news:u9k2c0pcc1qh4a5eo5jcrbuftuvsc68pj9{at}4ax.com...
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>
>>>The tactics used were CIA all the way Gene. The CIA even referred to the
>
> army
>
>>>people at the prison as hillbilly and from the pictures and
what I've heard
>
> of
>
>>>interviews with them that's far too accurate a description to be
>
> cooincidence.
>
>>You misunderstood that reference. One of the reasons the CIA withdrew its
>
> people
>
>>from the prison was becasue it feard what a bunch of hillbilly guards would
>
> do
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>>if allowed to use warming up techniques.
>
>
> Yessssss, but WHEN did they withdraw and who started the torture program? You
> want to place blame, you need to know how this situation arose. I find it
> difficult to believe that initially the hillbilly guards decided to just
start
> using these torture tactics on their own to get information from the
prisoners.

Oh course they did Geo.....they just ummmmmm picked up the techniques from
the ummmmm civilians who were ummmmm hanging about the prison &
ummmmmmmm offering helpfull tips....

How lucky those MI & "civilians" got on so well & seemed
to know each other & indeed seemd to have read the same books of
"intense interrogation techniques".

Next Gene will be saying that there've never been any CIA ummmm
civilians....at Guantanamo either....nope they just put em on the plane at
Bagram & wished them a bon voyage.

> Obviously the CIA was involved here from the start, so the question is did
they
> bail because news had begun to leak out and investigations had been
initiated?
> That would be pretty typical of how they work, no?
>

It's all in the photos. No problem taking em so long as noone gets to see
em. However some poorly trained hillbilly reservists don't have the same
"tendency towards discretion".



>
>>>Except for the wing where all the torture took place.
>>
>>Wrong again, Geo. It was an Army prison, the Army ran it. The paticular wings
>>you are referring to were run by the Army Intelligence people, in contrast to
>>the rest of the prison run by MPs.
>
>
> That's not what's coming out, what's coming out is that there were people
other
> than the army involved, I believe they are called
"contractors" this time..
>
>
>>The resigning for family reasons is the usual excuse used when people are
>
> forced
>
>>out.
>
>
> Ok good, at least you see that part. Now try to explain the timing. He's
> already weathered the issues you suggested were the reasons, that's not why
> this is happening now. Maybe contributing factors but something current has
> forced his resignation now.
>

Lightning rod.

Adam

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