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Torture memo remix

By Mark | April 22, 2009

Jonathan Mann writes a song a day. Today’s song uses text liberated from the recently released Bush torture memos. Specifically, he uses language detailing the 183 instances in which waterboarding was used against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. You can find the lyrics here. While we’re on the subject of torture, it’s probably also worth mentioning that […]

Posted in Art and Culture, Civil Liberties | Also tagged Bush administration, Center for American Progress Action Fund, federal judge, Judge Jay Bybee, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the rule of law, torture, torture memos, waterboarding | 2 Comments

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