WASHINGTON, March 18 – The Central Intelligence Agency said Friday that all interrogation techniques approved for use by agency personnel in questioning terrorism suspects were permissible under federal laws prohibiting torture.

“All approved interrogation techniques, both past and present, are lawful and do not constitute torture,” the agency said in a statement.
Full Article: nytimes.com

Well now that’s a relief, now isn’t it? But hold on: “approved for use by agency personnel”? This is why of course they use proxies.

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