A Freedom of Information Act has revealed songs that that the US military have been using in their detention centers, including Guantanamo Bay.
A Washington independent research institute, the National Security Archive, filed the request this week “concerning the use of loud music during detention and as a technique to interrogate detainees at US-operated prison facilities used in its 'War on Terror' at Guantanamo, Iraq and Afghanistan during 2002-the present.”
Here's the full list...
-- AC/DC
-- Aerosmith
-- Barney theme song (By Bob Singleton)
-- The Bee Gees
-- Britney Spears
-- Bruce Springsteen
-- Christina Aguilera
-- David Gray
-- Deicide
-- Don McClean
-- Dope
-- Dr. Dre
-- Drowning Pool
-- Eminem
-- Hed P.E.
-- James Taylor
-- Limp Bizkit
-- Marilyn Manson
-- Matchbox Twenty
-- Meatloaf
-- Meow mix jingle
-- Metallica
-- Neil Diamond
-- Nine Inch Nails
-- Pink
-- Prince
-- Queen
-- Rage against the Machine
-- Red Hot Chili Peppers
-- Redman
-- Saliva
-- Sesame street theme music (By Christopher Cerf)
-- Stanley Brothers
-- The Star Spangled Banner
-- Tupac Shakur
Sounds like the local commercial radio playlist (minus the moronic local ads?) - HOT/Zinc/SEA - all owned by the same mob. No wonder it would make you insane.
ReplyDeleteSounds to me like the Gitmo guards wanted something to keep them amused whilst at the day job. Mind you, "The Star-Spangled Banner" over & over again would do your head in.
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