In the New York Times today, essential reading on how the CIA's network of black sites and torture dungeons around the globe evolved into being.
Originally, the sites where war-on-terror detainees were to be held and interrogated were to have abided by the same fabulous standards as American prisons, which we all know are happy-fun places where human rights are always respected, where innocent people never end up by mistake, and where those in power never do anything wrong.
But then things got a whole lot worse.
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