Overlooked in torture report: How many terrorists were forced to burn alive or jump to their deaths?

Brett T. | 5:22 PM on December 09, 2014

As legislators on the Hill and the media wring their hands over the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on CIA interrogation of suspected terrorists, Twitter user @RennaW has a news flash on the report that’s being ignored by politicians and reporters.

Breaking: report reveals absolutely no terrorists were forced to choose between burning alive or jumping to their death

— Renna (@RennaW) December 9, 2014

True, and very well said.

@RennaW brilliant

— LaurieAnn ??‍♂️? (@mooshakins) December 9, 2014

@RennaW thats is amazing !

— Eddie Wynn ?? KAG2020 (@eddiewynn7) December 9, 2014

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@RennaW F*ckin' A @mooshakins

— Lourae? (@Flaaaaalala) December 9, 2014

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@RennaW @JennJacques …or being beheaded!

— Mr. Peabody (@Timoniumbill) December 9, 2014

Don’t forget that “the most influential tweeter for foreign fighters” in Syria, Shami Witness, tweeted that “getting beheaded is 100 times more humane, more dignified than what these filthy scumbags do to Muslims.” Were America humane, we’d behead suspected terrorists, apparently.