They gon send ur ass to secret camp in an island to torture innocent people. Are you even up for that?That was years ago. Not everyone in the CIA does clandestine work.
It was a support position. Didn't get an interview though. Oh well. Pay at that agency isn't too bad.
Look at the CIA brehs
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turn on CNN, they getting that work
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/09/politics/cia-torture-report/
Torturing detainees that were lieing
Acting on detainees lies to capture other innocent people
No formal interrogation techniques
Unsupervised interrogation
Using unlawful interrogation techniques
Contracting people with no experience in interrogation techniques
Letting detainees die due to hypothermia
Out sourced "enhanced " interrogation technique to outside contractors
Up to 26 detainees wrongfully held
"Enhanced" interrogation technique often used with out authorization and done by untrained people
Detainees were tortured for up to WEEKS at a time
Plans to cremate detainees that did not survive interrogation
Destroyed tapes of interrogations
ill keep adding on to the list
makes me wonder wtf they were doing to them?
cattle prods?
even worse, dudes dieing from mental breakdowns, they kept one guy awake for 5 days straight, naked in a freezing room.
this is some fukked up shyt.... and some of these people was innocent... 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ent-lives-says-former-SAS-man-Andy-McNab.html
Torturing terror suspects is a 'moral responsibility' of the security services because it saves innocent lives, says former SAS man Andy McNab
Interesting alternative take on the morality and effectiveness on torture,. Mcnab of the special air service (not his real name) was himself brutally tortured by the iraqis after being captured during Gulf War 1. despite this ,he supports it's use in limited circumstances. This goes against Republican John Mcains opinion which is often cited by liberals,due to the fact he was a decorated war vet (as was mcnab).
Myself, I don't believe government/the security services , can win on this one, they either get in the gutter with them and perhaps prevent a terrorist atrocity and then have certain parties screaming at them, for going down to their level, or they don't do it, and then get everyone else screaming if an atrocity occurs.
I notice Obama, who is an extremely clever politician, if I don't agree with almost anything he stands for, even he while he condemned what occured under bush for moral reasons, didn't specifically state that torture is useless and had no role in preventing further atrocities after 9/11,you know why? because if it came to certain scenarios, obama would sanction it ,he would probably do what bill clinton did and render individuals to certain african states or arab ones so it is off US soil.
And it is a falsehood to suggest the allies didn't torture during ww2, or in post war germany. U boat crews got very rough treatment, as did the commanders of the concentration camps. now people might not lose much sleep over it, but our hands have never been clean, the British did very similar to what the CIA did in Northern Ireland in the 60's,and 70's in particular , in fact their techniques were more brutal than what the CIA did , they called it 'conditioning' rather than enhanced interrogation.
Some extremely intelligent people run the intelligence services, all went to top universities,or had high level military careers, why then since ww2, have france, britain, the US namely used since primative 'unreliable' morally bereft techniques to gain intel, as I mentioned with Bill Clinton, 'enhanced interrogation' didn't start with W Bush, and cheney even if the left would like it to be true. I believe because when it comes to it, sometimes the 'unthinkable' has to be done.The US government, both parties knew about the CIA's activities long before this report was done, huge waste of money and time, in my opinion,None of what came out in the report is new to me. I am extremely sad that such things were done, but I find it hard to completely condemn the bush admin and certainly do not the CIA staff who had to do it.
This report is really a story of one womans, (feinstein) conflict with the CIA, because the CIA have been hacking into her computers and she got pissed.
There is a movie called 'unthinkable' starring samuel L Jackson that covers this dilemma very well I think.
Torturing terror suspects is a 'moral responsibility' of the security services because it saves innocent lives, says former SAS man Andy McNab
- Torture can be used to prevent terrorist attacks says former SAS sergeant
- Andy McNab says 'he wouldn't think twice' in inflicting pain on a suspect
- He only condones torture methods on suspects immediately after capture
- Comments follow widely-condemned report detailing CIA torture methods
- 'We could moan about tactical interrogation or we could moan about 24-28 people getting blown up on a Tube,' says special forces veteran
Interesting alternative take on the morality and effectiveness on torture,. Mcnab of the special air service (not his real name) was himself brutally tortured by the iraqis after being captured during Gulf War 1. despite this ,he supports it's use in limited circumstances. This goes against Republican John Mcains opinion which is often cited by liberals,due to the fact he was a decorated war vet (as was mcnab).
Myself, I don't believe government/the security services , can win on this one, they either get in the gutter with them and perhaps prevent a terrorist atrocity and then have certain parties screaming at them, for going down to their level, or they don't do it, and then get everyone else screaming if an atrocity occurs.
I notice Obama, who is an extremely clever politician, if I don't agree with almost anything he stands for, even he while he condemned what occured under bush for moral reasons, didn't specifically state that torture is useless and had no role in preventing further atrocities after 9/11,you know why? because if it came to certain scenarios, obama would sanction it ,he would probably do what bill clinton did and render individuals to certain african states or arab ones so it is off US soil.
And it is a falsehood to suggest the allies didn't torture during ww2, or in post war germany. U boat crews got very rough treatment, as did the commanders of the concentration camps. now people might not lose much sleep over it, but our hands have never been clean, the British did very similar to what the CIA did in Northern Ireland in the 60's,and 70's in particular , in fact their techniques were more brutal than what the CIA did , they called it 'conditioning' rather than enhanced interrogation.
Some extremely intelligent people run the intelligence services, all went to top universities,or had high level military careers, why then since ww2, have france, britain, the US namely used since primative 'unreliable' morally bereft techniques to gain intel, as I mentioned with Bill Clinton, 'enhanced interrogation' didn't start with W Bush, and cheney even if the left would like it to be true. I believe because when it comes to it, sometimes the 'unthinkable' has to be done.The US government, both parties knew about the CIA's activities long before this report was done, huge waste of money and time, in my opinion,None of what came out in the report is new to me. I am extremely sad that such things were done, but I find it hard to completely condemn the bush admin and certainly do not the CIA staff who had to do it.
This report is really a story of one womans, (feinstein) conflict with the CIA, because the CIA have been hacking into her computers and she got pissed.
There is a movie called 'unthinkable' starring samuel L Jackson that covers this dilemma very well I think.
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Isis treating prisoners better than the CIA 
Isis treating prisoners better than the CIA
Yeah I can see that.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...eered-brutal-Assad-regime-Syria-art-form.html
The 'flying carpet', 'tyre' and 'German chair': How ISIS are turning feared torture techniques pioneered by brutal Assad regime in Syria into an 'art form'
- Punishment methods have been used by Syrian government for DECADES
- Now ISIS are copying the same brutal techniques once used against them
- They include 'the ghost' where victims are hung by their wrists for days
- One man's arms dislodged from their sockets due to constant punishment
- Another still twitches uncontrollably from torture he says IS have perfected
When are Isis bringing out their report on the interrogation tactics they use and collectively wringing their hands over it?
And Americans
This whole torture think is what's called a false shelf. The government knows most people wont read past the headline or what's reported in the news so they release a little bit of information to make it seem like the truth has finally come to light while keep all the dirty shyt hidden.
For example they act like we should be shocked that they sleep deprived prisoners and kept them locked up in small containers.
But that doesn't sound that bad.
And in reality this is nothing compared to what goes on in your regular American prison (buttrape people, lots of it).
I heard they got videos of people sodimizing and murdering children infront of their mothers in those joint Iraq/US prisons.
I myself have seen videos of Iraqi prisoners being sodimized with broomsticks by US trained Iraqi police.
A lot more nasty shyt went on in those prisons than you will ever know or could ever know. Think A Serbian Film
The CIA delegated a lot of the nasty stuff off the the ayrabs as they always do, but rest assured they were behind every atrocity that went on in those prisons.
For example they act like we should be shocked that they sleep deprived prisoners and kept them locked up in small containers.
But that doesn't sound that bad.
And in reality this is nothing compared to what goes on in your regular American prison (buttrape people, lots of it).
I heard they got videos of people sodimizing and murdering children infront of their mothers in those joint Iraq/US prisons.
I myself have seen videos of Iraqi prisoners being sodimized with broomsticks by US trained Iraqi police.
A lot more nasty shyt went on in those prisons than you will ever know or could ever know. Think A Serbian Film
The CIA delegated a lot of the nasty stuff off the the ayrabs as they always do, but rest assured they were behind every atrocity that went on in those prisons.
Put a spoiler on that brehThis whole torture think is what's called a false shelf. The government knows most people wont read past the headline or what's reported in the news so they release a little bit of information to make it seem like the truth has finally come to light while keep all the dirty shyt hidden.
For example they act like we should be shocked that they sleep deprived prisoners and kept them locked up in small containers.
But that doesn't sound that bad.
And in reality this is nothing compared to what goes on in your regular American prison (buttrape people, lots of it).
I heard they got videos of people sodimizing and murdering children infront of their mothers in those joint Iraq/US prisons.
I myself have seen videos of Iraqi prisoners being sodimized with broomsticks by US trained Iraqi police.
A lot more nasty shyt went on in those prisons than you will ever know or could ever know. Think A Serbian Film
The CIA delegated a lot of the nasty stuff off the the ayrabs as they always do, but rest assured they were behind every atrocity that went on in those prisons.
Put a spoiler on that breh
That's ur tax dollars at work breh