The Department of Defense and Yale University have partnered up to train U.S. soldiers in the art of interrogation techniques with the local immigrant community acting as test subjects, reports the Yale Daily News.
As early as this April, Yale plans to welcome a training center for interrogators to its campus.
The center’s primary goal would be to coach U.S. Special Forces on interviewing tactics designed to detect lies. Charles Morgan III, a professor of psychiatry who will head the project, calls these tactics “people skills.” These techniques would be honed using New Haven’s immigrant community as subjects. Morgan hopes that by having soldiers practice their newly acquired techniques on “someone they can’t necessarily identify with” (read: someone who is not white), they’ll be better prepared to do ‘the real thing’ abroad.
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The Nonconformist 
‘art of interrogation’ eh? So classes are titled..”Waterboarding With Finesse” or “Beatings Without Bruises” and things of that nature, I assume? Lovely, lovely…
We’re basically….some sick combination of Stalin’s communism and Hitler’s national socialism in the USA now.
How bout “how to kill with ‘kindness'”???