On 60 Minutes, Ex-CIA Clandestine Service Head Defends Group Against ‘Torture’ Allegations

[Tx4obama]

Two part VIDEO here: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/on-60-minutes-ex-cia-clandestine-service-head-defends-group-against-torture-allegations/

On Sunday, Jose Rodriguez, former head of the CIA’s Clandestine Service, told 60 Minutes‘s Lesley Stahl that he has “no regrets” about the agency’s use of “enhanced interrogation techniques” — such as waterboarding — in an attempt to gather information in the wake of 9/11. ... <SNIP>

[tabatha]

1. He certainly fingered Bush & Cheney while trying to cover his ass.

He also seemed to be talking BS at times.

[midnight]

2. I'm sure the law has reason for not allowing this type of mind frame to be justified right? O boy

but we are in some trouble....

[Lint Head]

3. No regrets? What a cynically psychopathic thing to say.

How about regretting the damage to the fabric or our damn rights as US citizens and the damage to human rights. This torturing coward does not determine what is Constitutionally right for our nation. I do NOT thank him for his service to our nation. He did no service. He did a disservice to all that is ethical and right for the nation and human rights! He can go back to the hell from which his wicked existence obviously came from.

[Iwillnevergiveup]

4. Glad I missed this one

He's a real eye for an eye guy and has no doubt been a bully his whole life. Great.

[ScottLand]

5. Solved it right away. Secret sites?

If it's legal, why does it have to be kept secret? And shouldn't we now apologize to the Japanese soldiers we prosecuted?

This guy didn't settle anything for me, I still think it was wrong.