US Interrogator in Iraq Says Torture Policy Has Led to Deaths of Thousands of American Soldiers on Democracy Now ( 2 of 2)

We speak with a former special intelligence operations officer who led an interrogations team in Iraq two years ago. His nonviolent interrogation methods led Special Forces to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the head of al-Qaeda in Iraq. He has written a new book, How to Break a Terrorist: The US Interrogators Who Used Brains, Not Brutality, to Take Down the Deadliest Man in Iraq. The publication date for the book was delayed for six weeks due to the Pentagons vetting of it. The soldier wrote it under the pseudonym, Matthew Alexander, for security reasons. He says the US militarys use of torture is responsible for the deaths of thousands of US soldiers by inspiring foreign fighters to kill Americans.

READ/LISTEN: http://www.democracynow.org/2008/12/3/us_interrogator_in_iraq_says_torture

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[professorfontana]

b Consider this. People, American and non-American alike die in a war, which was artificially created to serve the private interest of an international banking cartel joined with the powerful oil families and let's not forget the arms industry,. So basically, the US Army is not an Army, as it doesn't serve a country, rather they are a cheap work labor, mercenaries , hired goons thugs killers, who rely on terror and brutality to subdue anyone who refuses to work for the Trillionere elite

[rngepkn33b]

@professorfontana your face sucks

[hatimsa]

This guy is a fake!

Zarqawi was given away by the The Jordanian Intelligence!

I should read his back thought, before passing a final judgment.

[professorfontana]

US Army suck!