Frank Snepp on the CIA, Vietnam and torture part 1

From broadcast interviews on the fall of Saigon, national security, official secrecy, the CIA, counterintelligence, interrogation, torture and Snepp's return to the U.S. Embassy in Saigon.

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• Vietnam
• Fall of Saigon
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• official secrecy
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• S. v. Snepp
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[TheRalphus666]

I watched a show on BBC that took 4 prisoners and subjected them to Guantanimo Bay tactics,they never got more then a half hour of sleep,noise on the whole time,and they stripped them nude which Muslims do not like.The only muslim out of the 4 didnt last a day,in fact out of the 4 ppl only 1 guy made it and went through hell.It was very interesting to see what went/goes on there.

[centurion180ad]

USA forces in the Vietnam Conflict did not NEED to do torture themselves because the south vietnamese sadists chosen by CIA/US Embassy to tear their own people apart to extract false confessions were more than willing to do it for them.

USA forces instructed by CIA/US Embassy sadists could not resist doing their own wet work though, and thousands upon thousands of what ought to have been POWs where systematically brutalized, cut to peices, terrorized & executed in horrific ways by USA.

[Mujangga]

The insult and resentment that is engendered by the cultural insults during  torture will create new generations of terrorists. But maybe that's what the government wants.

[akompsupport]

mock executions!