Thread by @RWPUSA

Justices Gorsuch and Sotomayor are right. This information should be disclosed. Despite the Court's ruling, @POTUS has the power to order disclosure of this and all other information about the torture program and should do that. Disclose all of it.
nytimes.com/2022/03/03/us/…

“We know already that our government treated Zubaydah brutally — more than 80 waterboarding sessions, hundreds of hours of live burial and what it calls ‘rectal rehydration.’ ... But as embarrassing as these facts may be, there is no state secret here.”

The torture jihadists want torture information kept classified.
The academic freedom jihadists think torture lawyer John Yoo should be teaching law students and advising presidents about executive power.
Time to call BS.
Transparency and accountability are the only path forward.

“It stands to reason that a former CIA insider’s confirmation of confidential cooperation between the C.I.A. and a foreign intelligence service could damage the C.I.A.’s clandestine relationships with foreign authorities,” [Breyer] wrote.
Huh? Clandestine torture relationships?

As @COFinkelstein and I point out here in our chapter for @BrookingsInst on DOJ, the Biden Administration needs to declassify and make publicly available ALL information on torture of detainees after 9-11. Transparency is the only way forward.
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…