4/13/2014 - As more information is leaked from a controversial Senate report regarding how the Central Intelligence Agency conducted "enhanced interrogation techniques" on high value prisoners during the War on Terror, the Red Hot Chili Peppers found they may have been unwittingly involved.According to a report on Al Jazeera, terror suspect Abu Zubaydah was the only prisoner to be subjected to all 10 enhanced interrogation methods in what is now known as the 2002 Justice Department "torture memos." The officials familiar with the Senate report who spoke with Al Jazeera reporter Jason Leopold, said Zubaydah was not only waterboarded, but "was stuffed into a pet crate (the type used to transport dogs on airplanes) over the course of two weeks and routinely passed out, was shackled by his wrists to the ceiling of his cell and subjected to an endless loop of loud music...the music used to batter the detainee's senses was by the Red Hot Chili Peppers." read more>>>
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