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been placed under close surveillance. photos inquiry led to the trial of the cia agents who abducted him and a number of italian secret service agents who assisted them. pulsar gave evidence at the trial the american agents were convicted in absentia for the abduction of. the italian agents when not convicted in fact the constitutional court a knowledge of the sentence because the prosecution's evidence was covered by state secrecy did a kid. but it man. no . i'm not going to do it if. they think i. know my

create. the if we know. what i did that if. he saw they know they've. taken them. to beat the picket and when i didn't. know. what i did to g. and ted is that it would seem to be to. then on september the 6th 2006 a few months after the publication of the 1st monte report president bush made an unexpected confession a small number of suspected terrorist leaders and operatives captured during the war had been held and questioned outside the united states. in a separate program operated by the central intelligence agency. so i'm announcing today that collate shaikh mohammad. ramzi bin al s'shibh and

11 other terrorists in cia custody have been transferred to the united states naval base at guantanamo bay thank you. do you have a sofa scored the 0. come in so short no. this is. the only thing. the minister through and which. your mother did the rest of the. northeast.

and the damon george bush announced there were black sites and they were being closed i could never believe that this day would come because these things were so secret the problem in the united states was that since these detainees were considered to be alleged terrorists there was very little sympathy for them and rightfully i understand that it was more difficult to explain to people however that there were other detainees who were not implicated in attacks who had been mistakenly arrested because of false identity or whatever and they also had been tortured. thanks to some very high up contacts marty discovered why certain european countries had collaborated with the united states. is that you needed the t.v.

. to be. a little bit is more liberal. crusie were mean to the let's hear. let's. go down down down the alley bit of your knee is open to to the little tally moony that silly key is lost or. careful of math talk with the threat that they are too neat the but instead of. teaching dealing that i meet they said if we see a signal to militarily. if there are clouds or like a poor nyquist open at sea or nice. but allow me to not

send you there you go read it nor in thought or nonsense. is one of the. there were 2 kinds of rendition those that handed the abducted individuals to the or thirty's in their home country as in the case of abu omar and the renditions to the cia's secret prisons black sites which housed prisoners considered the most dangerous. poland was the 1st european country to host black sites. atom bomb now the polish ombudsman worked for an injury you know that was one of the 1st to try to discover the truth. i think the 1st time we heard about it was this famous report by the washington post when they informed about the potential

existence of that site but to be harnessed not many people believed in this at that time and i think what was important is that after both 1st publications there were some investigative activities undertaken this personally by dick marty who was at that time to set out or collaborate kink within the council of europe are all meant to reassemble. basically 2 important places and one is from on a report that was a report. it was not working. so you know her board at that time right now it is just used for commercial purposes. the 2nd person is static equal to 0 and he is the working cook and we have the school of pollution go to. the school there. it is in the forest lol inhibitor the original. and allegedly are according to that are

we know not what i know what was created were so called 0 we've been there is. the school of intelligence and we've been the zeros all there were to view houses were our leaders prison was located only cia people had access to this to this story. this heavily guarded french surrounds the star kuti secret services school. it was here that the 0 zone was created exclusively for cia agents. marty had the opportunity to talk to some prisoners who told him what it was like to be held in the cia prisons. detainees were given a 30 centimeter deep bucket to urinate in. they were given old

black blankets that were not big enough to lie on and cover themselves at the same time. a steel ring was secured to the cell walls and detainees were changed to it. the usual lunch was boiled white rice and slices of tinned meat. a ritual always accompanied the distribution of food. the electric light which was always on in the cell was switched off food was distributed and. then the light came back on. ventilation was often regulated to produce extreme temperatures suffocating heat or

intense cold. as well as surveillance cameras masked guards constantly monitored the cells banging on the doors and telling the detainees to raise their arms to show they were still alive. many detainees were held in isolation for 120 days during which time they were not permitted any contact at all with others. the prisoners were forced to listen to a constant buzzing sometimes broken by cries. shifting alliances to washington's i don't really think policy assault against russia and china has already altered the world order what remains to be seen is how must go invasion together to confront the us also will america ever enormously

again. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. or no rush to get. things. back home black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that the lump us was the real. one by else. but by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all from a beer. you know if you're around the crowd. you're going to call. you and now almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself make. sure it's time when teressa.

probable worst. to go anywhere why not me. what if i come here. if. i tried to share the situation because it was important for me because over my experience i was in presumed right i was under pressure for these. political police and. i was sensitive about such situation former polish senator josefina was one of the 1st and only politicians to report the presence of secret prisons in poland

a leading member of solidarity he is famous for having saved the assets of left balances trade union from confiscation by the security services a few days before the introduction of martial law in poland in december 981 people is government and democratic government after the experience in starting is a barrier to write and post a barrier. in the former regime their viewpoint is democratic year government agreed for such activity. agreed for the location of extra i judge brazil on the polish territory it was absolutely broken or the polish coast. as a mr fox. black sites didn't only exist in europe from 2002 onwards to celia he created others all

over the world as it no longer knew where to hide its growing number of prisoners. each prisoner was given a color as a code. name for. no real or. you or them plus your name. kid. charity the charity of q.e. no feature live with the one or the might or cure. me or mine that talk. it up that you need. better echo you know no one taught me most was there were did it stop. well. but if you saw that the religion is in the interest of the listener to communicate the. you're tired of it up of course

you're the. one educated. to the. topic and. your kid. i mean. the presumed terrorists were not simply made to disappear. the cia wanted to obtain information from them that could help prevent other terrorist attacks the agents therefore used so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. i had no idea there was a torture program i went back to headquarters about 5 weeks later. and i went to the cafeteria for lunch one day and a senior officer came up to me and said very casually he said hey i'm glad i saw you do you want to be certified in enhanced interrogation techniques i had never heard that term before so i said what do you mean so he explained to me with these

techniques were and i said that sounds like a torture program and he said no it's not torture we got permission from the president. and i said no no i don't think so let me think about it for an hour or so i went up to the executive floor of the 7th floor of the cia there was a very senior cia officer there that i knew that i worked for in the middle east many years earlier and i asked him his opinion he said forget it it's a torture program so i went downstairs i said i'm not interested in this i said i have a moral and ethical problem with it i think it's a torture program and i don't want to be involved. thanks to some legal documents exchanged between the cia and the u.s. department of justice that came to light. such as the memorandum for john rizzo we now know what the end hunched interrogation techniques involved. attention

grasp the detainees attention is attracted with violence. walling the detainee is pushed hard against a wall. wall standing the detainee is forced to remain immobile for ella's facial hold the detainees head is immobilized. facial slap. the detainee is slept on the cheek. stress position but alice detainees are forced into a position that causes shooting pains. what's more detainees were placed in dark boxes for up to 18 hours at a time. sleep deprivation could last up to 11 days in a row. waterboarding is the harshest interrogation technique. water is poured on to them else covered by a cloth the detainee feels as though he is drowning. questo now then yes bed

discounted counted equal may start to that don't cord ichi dicom a brutally design a questi base or new coat they needed me then in the me. to work with. if i took it for sick with if you kept up it mr yemeni candidates charged on a tour are a quest to a man while the take. their were got taught about a 4th cause of the engineering order ground 0 am similarly land they got me into a kitty in the bay area the they said that you know the sick or in the lot there's the sort back quietly pretty low pretty or no down time all day yeah a known door of no. name with an unappealing at they can you go and it'll get already or again it took 2 or. 3. i believed from the very beginning that this torture program was wrong. now inside the cia they were

telling us it was working so i thought at the time there were 2 separate questions here number one does it work in that are you collecting good information they were telling us yes they were that was a lie the other question was is it moral or legal or ethical and to me the answer was clearly no it was not moral and legal and ethical but i kept my mouth shut for a long time. and then finally in december of 2007. i just couldn't be silent any more and so finally i i went on a television news show and i said i said 3 things i said the cia was torturing its prisoners they said that torture was official us government policy and i said the policy had been personally approved by the president. following his statements john kiriakou was sentenced to 30 months in prison accused of revealing state secrets he lost his job and his family and now works for radio

sputnik a russian government broadcaster. marty's 2nd and definitive report was presented to the council of europe in 2007 the quantity and quality of the information contained in the report is surprising and makes it very difficult to deny the existence of extraordinary rendition or the secret prisons in europe. is to conduct a port on a bomb was economy it is thought to be to be to work why is it to. be given to mean they're sick of the schick of them over the top and then you for months your new giving or not for the order to wear them on may soon you will cheer. the enormity called the cheer the put i am a soul may so now go and be a monarch to delhi but it isn't see or need giffin or there are many soon on the river that eternal meant did it or not i mean take the quentin why did he get under

comment on timidly can knowing him for. the truth as stated by the marty report itself is gaining ground and nothing can stop it now . the investigation conducted by the former swiss senator is so clearly true that in 2014 a report by the us select senate committee on intelligence headed by senator feinstein confirmed all the findings of the dick martin inquire. mary. jo feinstein's report makes strong accusations against the cia and highlights how the methods used were both cruel and ineffective. history will judge us by our commitment to. govern by law and a willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. we still don't know how many people were abducted and imprisoned by the cia

according to a reliable site called the rendition project this undercover activity had 131 victims that figure is confirmed by numerous other sources. the most that articulate the markets here pure 4th day. the pure 4th are there or. in. cook fact alarming is that tsunami can. be the most of the day but as. i say. enjoy it in egypt or. to cause enough i'm not that enough already at. the table believe in. blackpool. to further confirm the accuracy of the marty reports since

2010 the european court of human rights has ruled against a number of the european countries involved in the renditions itany poland romania macedonia and lithuania i declare all the public hearing on the young marrieds in the case of enough of them god this is it. today most european countries involved admit what happened. only remaining it continues to deny involvement. 12 years after the publication of the 1st dignity report its accuracy and foresight is no longer in doubt. chickies was to make it just an overcorrection thing they did with the water no purer payment ways of the so born. are you discouraged by the fact that there are still secret prisons. doesn't this suggest that ultimately it's all

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