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Burning of Tapes Is Like Watergate All Over Again When a fire broke out in Vice President Dick Cheney's ceremonial office earlier this month, reporters quipped that someone must be burning the videotapes of the CIA interrogation of two al-Qaida detainees. The joke was an allusion to the administration's admission that the CIA videotapes had been destroyed. The videotapes reportedly showed the harsh interrogations and water boarding of the prisoners in secret prisons abroad. One has to wonder what other forms of torture U.S. agents shamefully adapted as our own in their unfettered drive to question prisoners.

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Burning of Tapes Is Like Watergate All Over Again

When a fire broke out in Vice President Dick Cheney's ceremonial office earlier this month, reporters quipped that someone must be burning the videotapes of the CIA interrogation of two al-Qaida detainees.

The joke was an allusion to the administration's admission that the CIA videotapes had been destroyed. The videotapes reportedly showed the harsh interrogations and water boarding of the prisoners in secret prisons abroad.

One has to wonder what other forms of torture U.S. agents shamefully adapted as our own in their unfettered drive to question prisoners.