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**Matajic** · 08-26-2009, 05:32 PM

You do realize that according to the document dump by Obama, the program was considered to be an "absolute success" right?

Source?

The question none of the people at the intelligence agencies can answer is how much of that information could've been obtained without the torture.

I also heard that the ACLU was on the verge of releasing a secret CIA-report from 2004 which states that the permitted interrogation techniques were massively abused. More importantly the report appears to be very critical about the results of the interrogations, and that the approach has not prevented any large attacks.

Maybe it has been released now, not sure.

08-26-2009, 05:32 PM	#24
Matajic Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	You do realize that according to the document dump by Obama, the program was considered to be an "absolute success" right? Source? The question none of the people at the intelligence agencies can answer is how much of that information could've been obtained without the torture. I also heard that the ACLU was on the verge of releasing a secret CIA-report from 2004 which states that the permitted interrogation techniques were massively abused. More importantly the report appears to be very critical about the results of the interrogations, and that the approach has not prevented any large attacks. Maybe it has been released now, not sure.
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