THeBlueCashew

Quote from: "Shen Li"Good idea, yay or nay? I don't mean seculars who were born, but reject the poison and own bars and eat pork. No, I mean unapologetic followers of an ideology that is misogynistic and wants us dead.



Will it make any diff? I tend to think not as most Islamic bizzes in my city only have Islamists as customers. They don't care(and prolly don't want) if infidels like me buy their halal shit.

Quote from: "Renee"How are you going to know if they are secular or not? I don't really have time to do that kind of research into a strangers background. And besides, the really radical ones probably won't give a shit. It will just give them another excuse to hate westerners and non-Muslims.

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Shen Li"Good idea, yay or nay? I don't mean seculars who were born, but reject the poison and own bars and eat pork. No, I mean unapologetic followers of an ideology that is misogynistic and wants us dead.



Will it make any diff? I tend to think not as most Islamic bizzes in my city only have Islamists as customers. They don't care(and prolly don't want) if infidels like me buy their halal shit.

I would definitely boycott any business that is misogynist and wants us dead. Do you have a list?

Quote from: "Blue"I try to not buy from GE, Auto Zone, and JC penny, I figure that's a start since George Soros has a hand in them with CAIR.

I will not buy from any supporters of Islam If I know they are, or Soros.

Quote from: "Shen Li"I wish I did, but it's best to boycott all practicing Muslim-owned enterprises just to be on the safe side. After all, what person would meet regularly at a place that reads from literature that encourages hatred of women, gays, non-believers and black people. If a Muslim owns a bacon and eggs breaky joint or a bar, chances are they have long ago renounced the vile ideology and I would definitely patronize their biz. In fact, I would recommend it to others.

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Shen Li"I wish I did, but it's best to boycott all practicing Muslim-owned enterprises just to be on the safe side. After all, what person would meet regularly at a place that reads from literature that encourages hatred of women, gays, non-believers and black people. If a Muslim owns a bacon and eggs breaky joint or a bar, chances are they have long ago renounced the vile ideology and I would definitely patronize their biz. In fact, I would recommend it to others.

I don't know which enterprises are Muslim owned. How the heck are we going to boycott these businesses when we don't know which ones to boycott?

Quote from: "Blue"Soros is not anyone's ally, not even Islam, but he uses them for his advantage over economies.

His hand in Oil working against the US, and Canada isn't hidden, but people seem to ignore it.

Works against us with Islamist, Russia, and Brazil to keep us under the Saudis thumb.

Funding Cair is much worse, the money does go to terrorist groups like Hamas, and others.

Quote from: "Shen Li"I said IF YOU KNOW, learn to fucking read. If it is a halal butcher shop for example, that may be a fucking clue.

Quote from: "Blue"Obama likes him, that says a lot about him, and Obama,

How he has broke banks around the world, and feed off of peoples losses he should be locked up in a sewer.

Quote from: "Blue"I try to not buy from GE, Auto Zone, and JC penny, I figure that's a start since George Soros has a hand in them with CAIR.

I will not buy from any supporters of Islam If I know they are, or Soros.

Quote from: "cc li tarte"good on ya!! ....... although I'm not sure we can trust ANY peons of islam

Quote from: "Blue"Obama likes him, that says a lot about him, and Obama,

How he has broke banks around the world, and feed off of peoples losses he should be locked up in a sewer.

The puppeteer who runs O'Slave .. and all major Demoncrats  ..... has a cadre of currency manipulators to get his way  .. supplies a %age of ill-gotten profits to keep the far left in power so they never say boo about the lowlife tactics



yes, many people have suffered at the hands of his currency manipulator cabal



Hiya Blue!!

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Blue"I try to not buy from GE, Auto Zone, and JC penny, I figure that's a start since George Soros has a hand in them with CAIR.

I will not buy from any supporters of Islam If I know they are, or Soros.

If you are referring to the CAIR lies about Autozone and JC Penny and others pulling radio adds in support of CAIR, it's all Islamo lies. Companies like Autozone have never advertised on ANY talk radio shows long before the whole CAIR/Savage Nation feud started.



 "But Talk Radio Network officials also confirmed that companies including AutoZone and JCPenney never advertise on such programs".



See more at: http://pamelageller.com/2007/12/cair-cant-stop.html/?asset_id=6a00d8341c60bf53ef00e54f9f8d558833#sthash.bJZOgL9R.dpuf



http://radioequalizer.blogspot.com/2007/11/cair-falsely-claims-talk-radio-ad.html



It's just another example of how the practitioners of Islam cannot be trusted.

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Blue"I try to not buy from GE, Auto Zone, and JC penny, I figure that's a start since George Soros has a hand in them with CAIR.

I will not buy from any supporters of Islam If I know they are, or Soros.

If you are referring to the CAIR lies about Autozone and JC Penny and others pulling radio adds in support of CAIR, it's all Islamo lies. Companies like Autozone have never advertised on ANY talk radio shows long before the whole CAIR/Savage Nation feud started.



 "But Talk Radio Network officials also confirmed that companies including AutoZone and JCPenney never advertise on such programs".



See more at: http://pamelageller.com/2007/12/cair-cant-stop.html/?asset_id=6a00d8341c60bf53ef00e54f9f8d558833#sthash.bJZOgL9R.dpuf



http://radioequalizer.blogspot.com/2007/11/cair-falsely-claims-talk-radio-ad.html



It's just another example of how the practitioners of Islam cannot be trusted.

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Shen Li"I said IF YOU KNOW, learn to fucking read. If it is a halal butcher shop for example, that may be a fucking clue.

Oh okay, I'll boycott all those halal butcher shops I never see and never go to.

Quote from: "Romero"No, I wouldn't.



I did answer your question. I said I would definitely boycott any business that is misogynist and wants us dead.

Quote from: "Gary Oak"Homoero loves the Muslim slime. ac_drinks  ac_cool  ac_drinks

Quote from: "Shen Li"Good idea, yay or nay? I don't mean seculars who were born, but reject the poison and own bars and eat pork. No, I mean unapologetic followers of an ideology that is misogynistic and wants us dead.



Will it make any diff? I tend to think not as most Islamic bizzes in my city only have Islamists as customers. They don't care(and prolly don't want) if infidels like me buy their halal shit.

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Thing is that we need to monitor mosques and determine who and where the fundies are ... and then find out who and where the enlisted are.



Did I say that?  ac_wot WhyTF would we deliberately bring in people that we then have to monitor?



Querky. Remind me why we would do that.

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Thing is that we need to monitor mosques and determine who and where the fundies are ... and then find out who and where the enlisted are.



Did I say that?  ac_wot WhyTF would we deliberately bring in people that we then have to monitor?



Querky. Remind me why we would do that.

The cops keep tabs on members of the Aryan Guard, Hell's Angels, so why not followers of violent ideology like Islam. I found out a bottle return off of 99th Street is owned by mosque attendees. I don't return cans and bottles, but if I did I would not give them by business. My husband prefers throwing them out the window of his truck while downtown and watching bums fight over them. ac_lmfao

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Thing is that we need to monitor mosques and determine who and where the fundies are ... and then find out who and where the enlisted are.



Did I say that?  ac_wot WhyTF would we deliberately bring in people that we then have to monitor?



Querky. Remind me why we would do that.

The cops keep tabs on members of the Aryan Guard, Hell's Angels, so why not followers of violent ideology like Islam. I found out a bottle return off of 99th Street is owned by mosque attendees. I don't return cans and bottles, but if I did I would not give them by business. My husband prefers throwing them out the window of his truck while downtown and watching bums fight over them. ac_lmfao

Funny guy.  ac_toofunny



In the US we do keep tabs on radical Islamic fundies. Everyone cries about "The Patriot Act" as being unconstitutional and an invasion of privacy but it has allowed law enforcement to be more effective in keeping an eye on Moe's exploding radicals.

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Shen Li"
The cops keep tabs on members of the Aryan Guard, Hell's Angels, so why not followers of violent ideology like Islam. I found out a bottle return off of 99th Street is owned by mosque attendees. I don't return cans and bottles, but if I did I would not give them by business. My husband prefers throwing them out the window of his truck while downtown and watching bums fight over them. ac_lmfao

Funny guy.  ac_toofunny



In the US we do keep tabs on radical Islamic fundies. Everyone cries about "The Patriot Act" as being unconstitutional and an invasion of privacy but it has allowed law enforcement to be more effective in keeping an eye on Moe's exploding radicals.

I am not familiar with the details of the Patriot Act. However, many Western countries have enacted legislation that might have been considered draconian in the past in order to deal with the growing Islamic menace.

Quote from: "Renee"The Patriot Act basically gave law enforcement the ability to share info across the many departments and law enforcement agencies more effectively and it expanded the ability to perform surveillance such as wire taps. Before The Patriot Act it required the police to apply for a warrant and wait 24 hrs before performing a wire tap. Now they can just do it and apply for the warrant after the fact.



This makes a lot of people nervous. Personally I have mixed feelings about it but it has netted more than a few potential Islamo-bombers since it's enactment.

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "Renee"The Patriot Act basically gave law enforcement the ability to share info across the many departments and law enforcement agencies more effectively and it expanded the ability to perform surveillance such as wire taps. Before The Patriot Act it required the police to apply for a warrant and wait 24 hrs before performing a wire tap. Now they can just do it and apply for the warrant after the fact.



This makes a lot of people nervous. Personally I have mixed feelings about it but it has netted more than a few potential Islamo-bombers since it's enactment.

OK, it sounds like reasonable legislation if it is used ONLY as it was intended. It is the potential for abuse of it that makes me uneasy. I'm not a big fan of giving government departments more powers.

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "Renee"The Patriot Act basically gave law enforcement the ability to share info across the many departments and law enforcement agencies more effectively and it expanded the ability to perform surveillance such as wire taps. Before The Patriot Act it required the police to apply for a warrant and wait 24 hrs before performing a wire tap. Now they can just do it and apply for the warrant after the fact.



This makes a lot of people nervous. Personally I have mixed feelings about it but it has netted more than a few potential Islamo-bombers since it's enactment.

OK, it sounds like reasonable legislation if it is used ONLY as it was intended. It is the potential for abuse of it that makes me uneasy. I'm not a big fan of giving government departments more powers.

Nor am I and the potential for power hungry government bureaucrats to intrude on the rights of innocent people is what disturbs most of it's opponents.

Quote from: "Shen Li"This is for Romero. It is a list of businesses owned by people who attend hate houses(mosques). There is everything from real estate agents to appliance stores to hardwood  flooring sales. Most are in the greater Vancouver area too. Now Romero will have a list of businesses to boycott. ac_dance

http://www.muslims-businesses.com/#!businesses-canada/c14r4

Quote from: "seoulbro"

Quote from: "Shen Li"This is for Romero. It is a list of businesses owned by people who attend hate houses(mosques). There is everything from real estate agents to appliance stores to hardwood  flooring sales. Most are in the greater Vancouver area too. Now Romero will have a list of businesses to boycott. ac_dance

http://www.muslims-businesses.com/#!businesses-canada/c14r4

This thread is intended to be tongue in cheek right?

QuoteWhyTF would we deliberately bring in people whose ideology demands that we have to monitor them? (or be blamed  for its transgressions)



Querky. Remind me again why we would do that.

Quote from: "cc li tarte"This is the attitude instilled by its creator into its followers / victims.



THIS is one of 1,000s of examples of islam in action ... in the West ... look for much more of this behavior you inferior infidel



France 24 - Mother sues France over jihadist son's trip to Syria (//http)



In the first case of its kind, a mother is suing the French state after her teenage son travelled to Syria to join jihadists fighting there, claiming the authorities should have done more to stop him from making the journey to the war-torn country

QuoteWhyTF would we deliberately bring in people that we then have to monitor? (or be responsible for its transgressions)



Querky. Remind me why we would do that.

Quote from: "Shen Li"I see some members of the US senate and congress are setting their hair on fire because the CIA used torture to extract info from Islamo scumbags like the guy who was the mastermind behind 9/11. Are you fucking kidding me? They are worried about the human rights of mass murderers?? I would threaten to slice their heads off and feed it to the fucking pigs if they do not tell me what I want to know. Once they gave me the info I needed I would instruct agents to slice their heads off and feed it to pigs. Oh and make a video of it too for Islamo consumption. ac_dance

Quote from: "Renee"


It's all political theater. The report has no credibility at all because the Dementocrats who wrote it didn't interview one single key player responsible for the "enhanced interrogation" policies used in the wake of 911. it was a far left witch hunt right from the very beginning and any senator on the intelligence committee with an ounce of integrity is now distancing him or her self from this turd of a report like rats from a sinking ship. Those that aren't are leftist scum.



This is just another used up effort by Odumbo and his brain dead supporters to play the "Bad Bush" card. In light of the recent electoral drubbing Obumbo and his party received, they are desperate to take the spotlight off of the fact that Oshithead is the worst President since Hoover. At this point it's all damage control to protect the failed Otard presidency.

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "Renee"


It's all political theater. The report has no credibility at all because the Dementocrats who wrote it didn't interview one single key player responsible for the "enhanced interrogation" policies used in the wake of 911. it was a far left witch hunt right from the very beginning and any senator on the intelligence committee with an ounce of integrity is now distancing him or her self from this turd of a report like rats from a sinking ship. Those that aren't are leftist scum.



This is just another used up effort by Odumbo and his brain dead supporters to play the "Bad Bush" card. In light of the recent electoral drubbing Obumbo and his party received, they are desperate to take the spotlight off of the fact that Oshithead is the worst President since Hoover. At this point it's all damage control to protect the failed Otard presidency.

K, gotcha. I didn't read the details, but the last thing I think people who lost family on 9/11 are worried about is if the mastermind behind that day was waterboarded or not.

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Renee hit it bang on. This so-called report was done solely by his party



Liberal bed wetters at their best - feeding O'Hater's diminish the US in every way policy



He started this apology / confession path in Cairo during his first year which greatly increased the rise of fundy islamism  .. .Muslim Brotherhood and all. She is right. He will not stop this take down America path

QuoteRepublican Sen. John McCain broke with members of his party Tuesday, lauding the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture and decrying the use of torture as having "stained our national honor" and doing "much harm and little practical good."



McCain, a survivor of torture himself from his Naval service during the Vietnam War, said from the Senate floor that the techniques outlined in the report "not only failed their purpose — to secure actionable intelligence to prevent further attacks on the U.S. and our allies — but actually damaged our security interests, as well as our reputation as a force for good in the world."



McCain said that while "the truth is a hard pill to swallow...the American people are entitled to it." And he acknowledged that violence against the U.S. from the "Muslim world" is "possible..perhaps likely," but argued that America's enemies "hardly need an excuse" to attack the nation, so the good done by the release of the report should trump any security concerns.



"This report strengthens self-government and, ultimately, I believe, America's security and stature in the world," he said.



During his comments, McCain referenced his own experience with torture and argued that it "produces more misleading information than actionable intelligence," and that "we can and we will" win the war on terrorism without such techniques.



But he argued that the U.S. shouldn't resort to such tactics not just because they're ineffective and potentially dangerous, but because they undermine the nation's values and beliefs.



"I have often said, and will always maintain, that this question isn't about our enemies; it's about us. It's about who we were, who we are and who we aspire to be. It's about how we represent ourselves to the world," he said.



McCain added: "When we fight to defend our security we fight also for an idea...that all men are endowed by the Creator with inalienable rights."



"Our enemies act without conscience. We must not," he added.



//http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/09/politics/mccain-lauds-release-terror-report/index.html

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Renee hit it bang on. This so-called report was done solely by his party



Liberal bed wetters at their best - feeding O'Hater's diminish the US in every way policy



He started this apology / confession path in Cairo during his first year which greatly increased the rise of fundy islamism  .. .Muslim Brotherhood and all. She is right. He will not stop this take down America path

Best description of the typical arrogant Otard supporter/Muslim sympathizer ever written.  ac_drinks

Quote from: "Typical Bed Wetter"Can anyone name one good thing accomplished because of torture?

QuoteDid waterboarding and other coercive interrogation techniques that were used on al Qaeda detainees in CIA custody eventually lead to the Navy SEAL operation that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan early in the morning of May 2, 2011?



The Senate Intelligence Committee report released Tuesday has a simple answer to that: Hell, no!



According to the Senate report, the critical pieces of information that led to discovering the identity of the bin Laden courier, Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, (Ahmed the Kuwaiti) whose activities eventually pointed the CIA to bin Laden's hiding place in Pakistan, were provided by an al-Qaeda detainee before he was subjected to CIA coercive interrogation, and was based also upon information that was provided by detainees that were held in the custody of foreign governments. (The report is silent on the interesting question of whether any of these unnamed foreign governments obtained any of their information by using torture.)



Further critical information about the Kuwaiti was also provided by conventional intelligence techniques and was not elicited by the interrogations of any of the CIA detainees, according to the report.



Even worse for the CIA -- which has consistently defended the supposed utility of the interrogation program, including in the hunt for bin Laden -- a number of CIA prisoners who were subjected to coercive interrogations consistently provided misleading information designed to wave away CIA interrogators from the bin Laden courier who would eventually prove to be the key to finding al Qaeda's leader.



//http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/10/opinion/bergen-torture-path-to-bin-laden/

Quote from: "Romero"

QuoteRepublican Sen. John McCain broke with members of his party Tuesday, lauding the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture and decrying the use of torture as having "stained our national honor" and doing "much harm and little practical good."



McCain, a survivor of torture himself from his Naval service during the Vietnam War, said from the Senate floor that the techniques outlined in the report "not only failed their purpose — to secure actionable intelligence to prevent further attacks on the U.S. and our allies — but actually damaged our security interests, as well as our reputation as a force for good in the world."



McCain said that while "the truth is a hard pill to swallow...the American people are entitled to it." And he acknowledged that violence against the U.S. from the "Muslim world" is "possible..perhaps likely," but argued that America's enemies "hardly need an excuse" to attack the nation, so the good done by the release of the report should trump any security concerns.



"This report strengthens self-government and, ultimately, I believe, America's security and stature in the world," he said.



During his comments, McCain referenced his own experience with torture and argued that it "produces more misleading information than actionable intelligence," and that "we can and we will" win the war on terrorism without such techniques.



But he argued that the U.S. shouldn't resort to such tactics not just because they're ineffective and potentially dangerous, but because they undermine the nation's values and beliefs.



"I have often said, and will always maintain, that this question isn't about our enemies; it's about us. It's about who we were, who we are and who we aspire to be. It's about how we represent ourselves to the world," he said.



McCain added: "When we fight to defend our security we fight also for an idea...that all men are endowed by the Creator with inalienable rights."



"Our enemies act without conscience. We must not," he added.



//http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/09/politics/mccain-lauds-release-terror-report/index.html

Can anyone name one good thing accomplished because of torture?

Quote from: "Romero"

QuoteDid waterboarding and other coercive interrogation techniques that were used on al Qaeda detainees in CIA custody eventually lead to the Navy SEAL operation that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan early in the morning of May 2, 2011?



The Senate Intelligence Committee report released Tuesday has a simple answer to that: Hell, no!



According to the Senate report, the critical pieces of information that led to discovering the identity of the bin Laden courier, Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, (Ahmed the Kuwaiti) whose activities eventually pointed the CIA to bin Laden's hiding place in Pakistan, were provided by an al-Qaeda detainee before he was subjected to CIA coercive interrogation, and was based also upon information that was provided by detainees that were held in the custody of foreign governments. (The report is silent on the interesting question of whether any of these unnamed foreign governments obtained any of their information by using torture.)



Further critical information about the Kuwaiti was also provided by conventional intelligence techniques and was not elicited by the interrogations of any of the CIA detainees, according to the report.



Even worse for the CIA -- which has consistently defended the supposed utility of the interrogation program, including in the hunt for bin Laden -- a number of CIA prisoners who were subjected to coercive interrogations consistently provided misleading information designed to wave away CIA interrogators from the bin Laden courier who would eventually prove to be the key to finding al Qaeda's leader.



//http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/10/opinion/bergen-torture-path-to-bin-laden/

Quote using senile McCain's bullshit

QuoteYou like most libs buying into this piece of garbage report have a serious issue with reality

Quote from: "Lib Bed Wetter Prime Credo" "Reality" is not real

Quote from: "Renee"


Are you or I privy to the info gleaned from these "enhanced interrogation" techniques???? No we are not which makes your question completely asinine.

QuoteWhyTF would we deliberately bring in people that we then have to monitor?



Querky. Remind me why we would do that.

Quote from: "cc li tarte"

Quote using senile McCain's bullshit

That was hilarious to witness

Quote from: "cc li tarte"It would not take much "persuasion" to get our many wannabe jihadis to identify the mosque elders that are teaching them - and then jail the elders and  close the hate monstrosities

Quote from: "Renee"McCain is another career politician that needs to go. Hate to say it but it may have been a boon to the country that he lost his presidential bid in 2008.



There is a reason he ran for his parties presidential nomination like 5 times and got a no confidence vote in almost all of them. He's a moron; a well respected moron because of his military service and lengthy political career but a moron nonetheless.

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Renee"McCain is another career politician that needs to go. Hate to say it but it may have been a boon to the country that he lost his presidential bid in 2008.



There is a reason he ran for his parties presidential nomination like 5 times and got a no confidence vote in almost all of them. He's a moron; a well respected moron because of his military service and lengthy political career but a moron nonetheless.

Didn't you vote for McCain?

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Renee"McCain is another career politician that needs to go. Hate to say it but it may have been a boon to the country that he lost his presidential bid in 2008.



There is a reason he ran for his parties presidential nomination like 5 times and got a no confidence vote in almost all of them. He's a moron; a well respected moron because of his military service and lengthy political career but a moron nonetheless.

Didn't you vote for McCain?

No, after Ron Paul pulled out in June and endorsed Chuck Baldwin, I gave up hope for anything good coming out of that election and much to my dismay, I was right again.

Quote from: "Renee"No, after Ron Paul pulled out in June and endorsed Chuck Baldwin, I gave up hope for anything good coming out of that election and much to my dismay, I was right again.

QuoteEnd Torture, Shut Down the CIA

by Ron Paul



//http://townhall.com/columnists/ronpaul/2014/07/29/end-torture-shut-down-the-cia-n1870826/page/full

Quote from: "Romero"Didn't you vote for McCain?

QuoteWhyTF would we deliberately bring in people that we then have to monitor?



Querky. Remind me why we would do that

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Renee"No, after Ron Paul pulled out in June and endorsed Chuck Baldwin, I gave up hope for anything good coming out of that election and much to my dismay, I was right again.

QuoteEnd Torture, Shut Down the CIA

by Ron Paul



//http://townhall.com/columnists/ronpaul/2014/07/29/end-torture-shut-down-the-cia-n1870826/page/full

Quote from: "cc li tarte"He's just playing diversion from the issue ... the issue he cannot win



That's just one of his usual sleazeball tactics he uses to support faulty concepts

Quote from: "Renee"

Quote from: "Romero"

Quote from: "Renee"No, after Ron Paul pulled out in June and endorsed Chuck Baldwin, I gave up hope for anything good coming out of that election and much to my dismay, I was right again.

QuoteEnd Torture, Shut Down the CIA

by Ron Paul



//http://townhall.com/columnists/ronpaul/2014/07/29/end-torture-shut-down-the-cia-n1870826/page/full

Hey dumbass it was Paul's proposed domestic policies that attracted me to his candidacy. If you remember in 2008 the US was shedding jobs at a record rate and domestic issues were the priority. Ron Paul's foreign policies where completely off the freaking wall and devoid of any kind of practicality.



Either way he provided a viable alternative to the two establishment clones Obama and McCain.

QuoteSenate report on CIA torture claims spy agency lied about 'ineffective' program



The full extent of the CIA's interrogation and detention programmes launched in the wake of the September 11 terror attack was laid bare in a milestone report by the Senate intelligence committee on Tuesday that concluded the agency's use of torture was brutal and ineffective – and that the CIA repeatedly lied about its usefulness.



The Senate report squarely rebuts CIA claims that the use of such methods generated intelligence that prevented further terrorist attacks and therefore saved lives.



//http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/dec/09/cia-torture-report-released

Quote from: "Romero"

QuoteSenate report on CIA torture claims spy agency lied about 'ineffective' program



The full extent of the CIA's interrogation and detention programmes launched in the wake of the September 11 terror attack was laid bare in a milestone report by the Senate intelligence committee on Tuesday that concluded the agency's use of torture was brutal and ineffective – and that the CIA repeatedly lied about its usefulness.



The Senate report squarely rebuts CIA claims that the use of such methods generated intelligence that prevented further terrorist attacks and therefore saved lives.



//http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/dec/09/cia-torture-report-released

The bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee found that torture accomplished no good. There's a reason why the CIA was so against its release.

Quote from: "Shen Li"Was there another 9/11 type attack since then?

QuoteIt was NOT bipartisan. It was Demoncrat run - Most of the opposition bailed out months ago because they saw how your sleazeball lefties were gearing it to get a result they wanted in advance

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Of course it was effective. The Querkies of our fucked up world don't CAIR how many of their own people are killed .....



They only CAIR about their unicorn moonbeam concepts - Foreign families droned is OK



2 bit phonies ... every one of them



[size=150]Viva Jack Bauer [/size]  ac_drinks

QuoteWASHINGTON—A Senate investigation into the Central Intelligence Agency's detention and interrogation of terrorist suspects after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks concluded that its techniques weren't effective, that CIA management of the program was deeply flawed, and that the program was "far more brutal" than the agency had acknowledged.



The report, which was written by Senate Democrats and wasn't supported by Republicans on the panel

http://www.wsj.com/articles/senate-report-calls-cia-interrogation-tactics-ineffective-1418141913

Quote from: "Shen Li"

Quote from: "cc li tarte"Of course it was effective. The Querkies of our fucked up world don't CAIR how many of their own people are killed .....



They only CAIR about their unicorn moonbeam concepts - Foreign families droned is OK



2 bit phonies ... every one of them



[size=150]Viva Jack Bauer [/size]  ac_drinks

As I said, ask people who lost loved ones if they are concerned the mastermind behind 9/11 was waterboarded or not? My guess is that they prolly feel any pain he experienced at the hands of CIA agents was not nearly enough. PorkboardingI say, porkboard the Islamists.