“It also explains that the concept of torture could be transformed in the future. “It is possible that some day there could be a technique developed to extract information from a prisoner that does not have any lasting side effects,” it states. One technique being developed involves the delivery of electrical pulses into a suspect’s brain and delay their ability to lie by interfering with its neurons.”

Hopefully the release of more and more human beings , alive, will bring light to whatever is being done to brains and souls in these dark places…

In my very humble personal Mr. Hamdan is probably another human being so deeply affected by the american torture program that allows this vigilant american “justice” to exist. This article trying to make it acceptable to interfere with people’s brain leaving no scars, as they say, almost brings light to the socialization with the insanity, with torture – the “banalization of evil”

Hopefully the world will read what is being said and advertised as “cutting edge of new technologies” and question these “tools” before it becomes “acceptable” to PLAY with human beings brains and minds…

This article, Guantanamo, “cutting edge” nazi experiments …

Can all the thruth about this it be exposed and stopped?

Will Mr. Hamdan and others be “brought back to th ereal world”?

I Just couldn’t help adding a comment.

Neither President Obama nor President McCain will feel duty-bound to honor the arbitrary and dictatorial whims of David Addington and his patrons to arbitrarily hold a man beyond the end of his sentence. Also, the Bush Administration has amazingly shown us that even wtih the stacked and unfair rules of the commissions, it cannot convince senior military officers to throw away the rule-book the way they have for the country on a macro-scale (i.e. these clowns can’t even not mess up show trials!)

Although I’m surprised they haven’t done it yet, at some point between now and the end of Hamdan’s sentence, some deal will be worked out for his return to Yemen, and that will be that.

Hopefully, the tainted and treaty-violative commission system will soon be ignominiously retired, and the real war crimes trials of the real war criminals– starting hopefully with Addington, Yoo, Gonzales, Haynes and Flanigan– followed in turn by their patrons– can begin.

As if.