Tortured thinking led U.S. to copy enemies’ horror

By: Ann Woolner April 27, 2009

When high-ups at Central Intelligence Agency headquarters ordered the torture of Abu Zubaydah, they thought he had been withholding valuable information. There was no ticking time bomb, and no one ever claimed there was. They just thought he knew more than he was saying about al-Qaeda. I call it torture because that's what near-drowning at the hands ...

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Tortured thinking led U.S. to copy enemies’ horror

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