Bush vetoes interrogation limits
Saturday, 8 March 2008 - BBC

US President George Bush says he has vetoed legislation that would stop the CIA using
interrogation methods such as simulated drowning or "water-boarding".

He said he rejected the intelligence bill, passed by Senate and Congress, as it took
"away one of the most valuable tools in the war on terror".

The president said the CIA needed "specialised interrogation procedures" that the military did not.

Water-boarding is condemned as torture by rights groups and many governments.

It is an interrogation method that puts the detainee in fear of drowning.

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For graphic view of this and other methods of the CIA see Gavin Wood's Rendition. ---- exelent movie..... while the SA and world film critics praised his Tsotsi.... this movie they ignored or gave it a one star.