Comments on: "Water Boarding" Banned In Interrogations

Method That Simulates Drowning Has Been Used On Several Al Qaeda Prisoners

[feelfree1]

Re: "U.S. officials confirm that water boarding -- a controversial interrogation technique in which prisoners are made to feel like they are drowning -- has been banned from the coercive techniques that can be used in questioning high-value prisoners"

Hmmm...which torture methods are still on the "go" list for the Bush regime?

[nearl4511]

A glimmer of hope for rationality and International law?

I''m shocked!

[cbs_oliver]

Isn''t there an Algazeera journalist who has been held for years in solitary and under stress at Gitmo who is on the verge of dying from depression - just letting himself waste away?

I guess waterboarding is not the only way to torture a person.

I wonder how the CBS hired iraqi journalist that has been held without charge in Iraq for a year or something is doing?