Is+it+acceptable+that+the+US+should+continue+to+use+enhanced+interrogation+techniques+like+isolation,+sensory+deprivation,+sleep+deprivation,+and+waterboarding,+in+its+defense+of+the+nation+from+terrorist+attacks?

__Is it acceptable that the US should continue to use enhanced interrogation techniques?__
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 * A discussion section can also be found at the end of this page.
 * This page will take a different format than the previous two because there is no "choices" packet available.
 * It will also be of use to read through the last blog entry to learn more about the enemy combatants held at Guantanamo Bay.

First things first, you need to know about Guantanamo Bay (I'll be referring to the detention center as Gitmo) in order to excel in this debate. Below are basic unbiased facts about Gitmo and it's status.
 * __Guantanamo Bay Detention Center__ **




 * In **1903**, the United States gained 45 sq miles of the Guantanamo Bay area through the **Cuban-American Treaty**.
 * Guantanamo Bay was purely used as a Naval Base until 2002 when the **Guantanamo Bay Detention Center** (Gitmo) was constructed for persons alleged to be **unlawful combatants** captured during the War on Terror.
 * The largest camp in Gitmo is **Camp Delta**, which consists of detention camps 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, Camp Platinum, Camp Iguana, the Guantanamo psychiatric ward, Camp Echo, and Camp No.
 * Each of these camps have different amenities and levels of comfort. The more compliant the prisoners are with the interrogators, the better conditions they get to live in.