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The two chief planners of September 11th have confessed, and the records of their interrogations can now be used to paint a precise picture of the events leading up to the terrorist attack.

So it may come as a surprise that the state has failed to embrace videotaping of interrogations -- now a decades-old technology.

Jack, who has resorted to some rather extreme methods of interrogation, is now the victim of a liberal inquisition.

Thus did Cheney and his lads and lasses indulge their sadism by proxy – to the very state whose "interrogation techniques" now outrage the West so much that it is calling for the overthrow of the Syrian regime (along with the overthrow of Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra), in favour of newly armed "moderates" who will, presumably, engage only in EIT rather than in AIT.

He also declared that the only interrogation techniques now allowed were those contained in the US Army Field Manual (AFM).

Yes, the ones that used law to justify the "enhanced interrogation techniques" now so well known.

Requiring recorded interrogation is now the norm, rather than the exception across much of the U.S.: At least 20 states and the District of Columbia already require videotaping custodial interrogations.

Republicans are once again attempting to embarrass the president, this time by reporting that he fought President Bush on "enhanced interrogation" and now he's advocating "murder by drone".

One of the two Qaddafi opponents involved was Abdul Hakim Belhaj, who survived the Libyan interrogations and is now head of the Tripoli Military Council.

The options available to the government, should it continue its challenge to keep Nashiri's interrogations secret, have now contracted substantially.

The C.I.A. destroyed evidence — videotapes of interrogations — and is now refusing to release its records of the questioning of its prisoners.