Earlier this month CIA Director Michael Hayden testified before Congress and admitted private contractors were employed to waterboard al Qaeda detainees.
According to a Wall Street Journal article posted on CorpWatch:
"CIA Director Michael V. Hayden was asked whether contractors were involved in waterboarding al Qaeda detainees. He replied: 'I'm not sure of the specifics. I'll give you a tentative answer: I believe so.' An agency spokesman declined to clarify the answer.
According to two current and former intelligence officials, the use of contracting at the CIA's secret sites increased quickly in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, in part because the CIA had little experience in detentions and interrogation. Using nongovernment employees also helped maintain a low profile, they said. The sites were designed to handle only the most sensitive detainees."
So not only is the U.S. goverment outsourcing the war and its disastrous aftermath to private companies, it's even outsourcing the torture of prisoners. Then, the CIA destroys the evidence. Convenient.
Wait, Wait, Wait, hold the freaken presses.
This is a war, and this has been out there for a long time, and we know that they had to hire people to do this. Ok, so just keep re-hashing old news.
Then the Democrats can hand out dimes in Time Square with tweezers, so they can avoid direct contact with us peasants.
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