claim: "nobody suffered any lasting injuries" from the cia interrogation program.
author: peter king
evidence_1: dec 1, 2015 ... while the program officially ended in 2009, the cover-up of these crimes appears  to be ongoing. ... cia personnel knew this would cause them long-term physical  injury. ... no one with real responsibility for these crimes has been held ......  evidence of interrogators' intent to cause severe pain and suffering.
evidence_2: oct 8, 2016 ... hundreds more detainees moved through c.i.a. “black sites” or guantánamo, ...  menacing with dogs and other tactics on men who now show serious damage. ....  former soldiers who suffered torture or mistreatment were more likely ... “i don't  think the long-term effects were ever explored in any real depth.
evidence_3: waterboarding is a form of water torture in which water is poured over a cloth  covering the face ... the report concluded that "the cia's use of enhanced  interrogation .... procedure would not last more than twenty minutes in any one  application. .... severe" and that waterboarding did not cause severe pain or  suffering either ...
evidence_4: dec 9, 2014 ... the cia's use of enhanced interrogation practices was worse and more ... after  the 9/11 attacks, accusing the agency of inflicting pain and suffering on ... report  on the cia's detention and interrogation program, in which it ... seven of the 39  cia detainees exposed to enhanced interrogation produced “no ...
evidence_5: oct 27, 2006 ... in clarifying what "severe physical or mental pain or suffering meant," it ... among  the cia's authorized techniques, only choking someone in ... and exposure to  extreme temperatures—leave no lasting marks on ... that no one can tell how  much pain the subject is in as the torture is ... show more comments.