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«A key question which remains unresolved after the furore over the photos of alleged Iraqi prisoner abuse is to what extent the breaking of prisoner morale is still part of American policy.
The man brought in to run the Abu Ghraib prison is Maj Gen Geoffrey Miller, the man who ran the US detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.(…)
(…)The man brought in to run the Abu Ghraib prison is Maj Gen Geoffrey Miller, the man who ran the US detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.(…)
(...)"MG Miller's team focused on three areas: Intelligence integration, synchronisation, and fusion; interrogation operations; and detention operations.(...)
(…)The words "integration", "synchronisation", "fusion" and the phrase "enabler for interrogation" must mean the process by which the detention officers prepare the prisoners for questioning by subjecting them to demoralising techniques.» (BBC)
Depois da histeria em torno das fotografias encontradas na prisão de Abu Ghraib procuram-se encontrar bodes expiatórios para o caso. Por mais que as autoridades Norte-Americanas favoreçam esta situação tudo indicia para que estes actos não sejam esporádicos, e esta é a questão nuclear.
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