Posted on 05/09/2018 9:55:04 AM PDT by deplorableindc
Gina Haspel refused to say Wednesday during her confirmation hearing to be CIA director if she oversaw the waterboarding of terrorism suspect Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri in 2002.
Haspel reportedly became chief of base at a CIA black site in Thailand in October of that year. Nashiri arrived in November and was waterboarded at least three times before being transferred in December to a different facility, according to a Senate Intelligence Committee report.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., who was influential in drafting an intelligence committee report partially released in 2014, asked Haspel to give a "yes or no" answer to whether she oversaw the waterboarding of Nashiri.
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hmmm... should read ‘is lacking’
If I were a senator, I’d vote for her confirmation if she promises to waterboard Stormy Daniel’s lawyer. That guy deserves it.
It installs panic and doesn’t leave a mark. So I don’t see it as “torture”. I would also assume they wouldn’t bother with it if they’d not seen it be successful and yield actionable intelligence that resulted in a positive outcome.
I don’t care if she did or not. The way I judge their success is if I don’t see a building coming down or thousands of Americans being killed. How they get there is meaningless to me.
What is amazing is that all of those pro abortion baby killers are crying about waterboarding a terrorist! Amazing how hypocritical they are!!
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“I saw the Hearing this morning. The Dems. didnt lay a glove on her. The wicked Senator witch from California tried with her Yes or No questions, but she failed miserably”
I can see a thought balloon over Gina’s head ...”oh god how I want to waterboard these sons of bitches”!
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