Humiliation: A call for papers

"This journal of the early days of the captivity and interrogation of the 20th highjacker makes for interesting reading, not least because of the combination of techniques applied to encourage this scumbag to start yapping.

I remember back in the summer of 2003, I was making regular runs from Ramadi to Al Asad air base (FOB Webster) to drop off truckloads of detainees with the 3rd Armored Cavalry detention facility."
CounterColumn

I hate to say this but asking for studies on the effectiveness of different interrogation techniques is not going to go over very well in the red states, or the people with "red state" mentality. What would a bunch of pointy headed academics know about anything. I mean no one has cared so far, so why rock the boat at this point, if anyone up there cared about the repercussions of their actions, they would have looked this shit up from the beginning.