As an old Army intelligence officer, an article in today’s NYT caught my attention. It reports that as the Bush administration completes secret new rules governing interrogations, a group of experts advising the intelligence agencies is arguing that the harsh techniques used since the 2001 terrorist attacks are outmoded, amateurish and unreliable. (And I might add immoral.) They argue that more than five years after September 11, the Bush administration still hasn’t created an elite corps of interrogators.