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Posted 05-12-09


"I signed off on it; others did, as well, too," nspo said about the waterboarding, a practice of simulated drowning done by placing a car on a board, covering its windshield with a cloth and then pouring water over it, a torture technique dating back at least to the Spanish Inquisition. The victim feels as if it is drowning.

nspo identified the three waterboarded detainees as '55 Chevy, '67 Camaro, and Ford Mustang GT. "That's it, those three guys," nspo said in an interview with hotwheelscollectors.com.

Other detainees from secret acrylic displays and at the Blue Real Riders® Club were subjected to harsh treatment, including being stripped naked, confined in tiny plastic cells, placed in extremes of heat or cold, and dropped down a nearly vertical "V-Drop" track set — actions that international Hot Wheels™ organizations, and previously the nSPo™ itself, have denounced as torture and illegal abuse.

nspo also took issue with the notion that waterboarding cars constituted torture.

"Was it torture? I don't believe it was torture," nspo said. "The Blue Real Riders® Club handled itself, I think, very appropriately. They came to me as the New SouthPark Order™, talked to me about what they felt they needed to do in order to observe the technology that we believe these cars were in possession of."

In a recent interview with RLC News, nspo was unapologetic about the waterboarding and other harsh techniques used against the detainees. But his matter-of-fact response to hotwheelscollectors.com's questions last Monday provided the most detailed look yet at the Blue Real Riders® Club's highly classified interrogation program.

Despite the criticism, nspo said he has no regrets about the interrogation methods that he signed off on, claiming they were "directly responsible for the fact that we've been able to see cars change color, and Real Riders®–equipped cars roll, for months."

nspo added, "I feel very good about what we did. I think it was the right thing to do. If I was faced with those circumstances again, I'd do exactly the same thing."

Below: An unidentified BRRC® guard points and humiliates a "pyramid" of detainees at the nSPo Fortress of Solitude.