Obama "Disguise" CIA Crimes

Institute for Human Rights deplored 
Obama's actions as if to cover up the
crime CIA in torture at Guantanamo.

WASHINGTON - Obama to protect CIA officers involved in the torture of detainees intensified demands from many parties, including the Human Rights agencies. Torture it covers, embedding prisoners into the water so hard to breathe, and other torture techniques-techniques. Obama said a statement on the protection of CIA agents in connection with the release of the memos on legalized torture means the era of George W. Bush.

The means of torture in question is like: penamparan face repeatedly, banging her head against the wall detainees, ban sleeping, feeding should not,

Being forced to stand in an awkward position, Discard water in a narrow place, putting insects into the detention room in the form of a narrow box to scare and terrorize the prisoners mental, and so on."I have an end-techniques such takhnik" said Obama after returning from a visit to Mexico.

"It is time for us to introspect, we have experienced bad things and dark periods. Now is when we are confronted with enormous challenges that threaten unity. Then let's not waste time lamenting the past"

"The CIA workers we are the ones who are in charge of the country, let's make sure they remain eager to work, do not even discourage them"

An official from President Obama's administration also said that Obama would protect CIA agents in question from threats foreign demands. Challenges regarding the recent lawsuit comes from an institution in Spain that intend to send a judge to investigate.

Public officials in charge of the issue, Eric Holder, said that the U.S. will prepare attorneys to protect CIA officers or federal agents will be prosecuted. The advocates of human rights agencies warn Obama that the judgment on the perpetrators of torture would prevent similar violence in the future.

"No mercy for the people or the ruling legalizes various torture. Lawyers who defend it at any time by destroying the law itself." Said Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties, Anthony Romero.

On the other hand, the memo from the administration of George W. Bush declared that torture dituntututkan irrelevant. The memo argues that it does not hurt physically and mentally too deep.

But in reality, things like that give depth to the torture of prisoners in a psychological fear. As is known, some means of torture was forcing detainees to be naked and do things improperly.

Obama wanted to terminate any such torture on prisoners. "Things like that ruin our morals, and did not make us feel more secure and comfortable."

It has been often reported, too, that Obama will close Guantanamo prison. And he promised not to allow any kind of torture or similar methods carried out by the CIA or U.S. soldiers.

Source:  Reuters

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