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Edited on Tue Nov-30-04 11:13 AM by Harvey Korman
The team of humanitarian workers, which included experienced medical personnel, also asserted that some doctors and other medical workers at Guantánamo were participating in planning for interrogations, in what the report called "a flagrant violation of medical ethics."
Doctors and medical personnel conveyed information about prisoners' mental health and vulnerabilities to interrogators, the report said, sometimes directly, but usually through a group called the Behavioral Science Consultation Team, or B.S.C.T. The team, known informally as Biscuit, is composed of psychologists and psychological workers who advise the interrogators, the report said.
Why doesn't the AMA/APA do something about these people?
Not to be overly dramatic, but doesn't this remind anyone of the medical experiments done by the Germans in WWII?
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