Deck this afternoon, the uproar over the senates report on cia interrogation tactics is starting to go global. Even china is weighing in. And warning the United States to correct its ways. Chinas foreign minister claims the u. S. Has a double standard for allowing the harsh methods by the cia while at the same time accusing china of violating peoples rights. And north korea is joining the pileon. The governmentrun media is comparing the cias interrogation tactics to the killings of unarmed black men by police in ferguson, missouri, and here in new york city, and no, you no wrongdoing was found on the part of the officers as grand jury did not a indict them. Of course in north korea, police kill citizens on a whim. Millions of people are starving and thousands work in forced labor camps. The report from the Senate Democrats outlines the cias enhanced Interrogation Program in the years following the 9 11 attacks, describing waterboarding and sleep deprivation, detainees slam against wall
eits did not lead to osama bin laden and the lawyer for one of detainees, who was part of the cia program, amar e belushi, has said his client has forth given his interrogators and does not hold a grudge because he saw the suffering that they went through as well as part of that program, and he is important because he is said to be the person who first tied the courier who lived with bin laden at the hideout. that s a new detail. it brings me to the question, where are the supporters of the cia on this? well, as you know, harris, the cia director yesterday offered a more nuanced assessment of the program and the connection between the waterboarding of al qaeda operatives and the information that they provided. but a former cia officer who has first-hand knowledge of the program told fox news that the architect of 9/11 produced more than 2,000 intelligence reports