waterboarded

He's about to get waterboarded and he's telling the guy he brought the wrong towels.

Some will say it doesn't matter how many times Mohammed was waterboarded -- the practice is brutal and must never be used.

“I was tortured — waterboarded and put in electric shock.”

So who gets to decide who gets waterboarded?

In addition, Stephen Reyes, the military lawyer for one of the waterboarded detainees, al Nashiri, said the issue will be a central part of any defense of his client.

U.S. officials have said that three detainees were waterboarded -- a form of simulated drowning -- and that others were deprived of sleep and subjected to nudity and prolonged exposure to cold.

Sheik Mohammed, even as a waterboarded detainee, has managed to prevent the FBI from releasing the many confiscated videos that would show, according to the official story, the hijacked airliner hitting the Penagon.

He would get waterboarded and they would watch his fingers because he'd figured out how long it was going to last, and he'd just count on his hands how long he had to hold out.'"

Hayden testified Tuesday that the three waterboarded suspects were initially held and interrogated at secret CIA-run detention centers overseas before being transferred in 2006 to a military-run facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

As the uningratiating warden, Jim Caviezel is a heap of promisingly psychotic character traits - he likes to mount butterflies while listening to classical piano, and at one point picks invisible lint off his lapel while Arnie gets waterboarded.

A 2006 Summary of the High Value Terrorist Detainee Program, from the office of the Director of National Intelligence, asserted that Jafar al-Tayyar was identified as el Shukrijumah by waterboarded captive Abu Zubaydah.

WASHINGTON — Intelligence garnered from waterboarded detainees was used to track down al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden and kill him, CIA Chief Leon Panetta told NBC News on Tuesday.

That fodder will include, for some, the taunting gestures of tokenist anguish in early scenes - the gulps and winces of star Jessica Chastain, playing heroine Maya, partly based on the real CIA investigator who unearthed America's Enemy Number One, as she watches waterboarded Arab prisoners.

You see Paris being shot up and then somebody complains when terrorists get waterboarded which quite frankly is no different to what happens in college frat houses every day.