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"Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon ... said he would consult with the C.I.A. and approve interrogation techniques that went beyond the Army Field Manual as long as they were 'legal, humane and noncoercive.'"
Can anyone explain why one would bother implementing noncoercive interrogation techniques that go beyond the Army Field Manual? What's the point? Has the CIA been successful in inventing harsher techniques that are noncoercive? Has the Army been slacking off in this department, and is their field manual not creative enough? WTF?