The Superenhanced Generator is an interrogation software to automatize, dehumanize and therefore optimize examination. The Detainee is held in a supermax prison either in the U.S. or abroad in a black site in Kabul, Baghdad, Cairo or Damascus. Trained Officers use enhanced interrogation techniques such as verbal and physical abuse (waterboarding, electroshocks, beatings, cold or hot rooms, airlessness) during the interrogation, before and after, sensory depriation, standing and sleep deprivation are used to confuse and prepare the user for questioning. The software uses a smart (learning) backend which also includes „intelligence“ (additional information about the detainee found via google, facebook and youtube) into the interrogation. The questioning does not stop after one session but continues via email and facebook. The goal is to determine acceptance or disaffirmation of enhanced interrogation methods. Additional to that the Superenhanced Generator Software produces foriginal documents **, i.e. rendition orders and interrogation protocols.

The Superenhanced Generator is the 4th and final part of UBERMORGEN.COM’s Generator-Tetralogy*.

Definitions:

Supermax Prison: Supermax is the name used to describe "control-unit" prisons, or units within prisons, which represent the most secure levels of custody in some countries' prison systems. In such facilities sensory deprivation and other forms of torture are normal and „legal“.
Enhanced Interrogation: Torture
Extraordinary Rendition: A term used to describe the extra judicial transfer of a person from one state to another (including foreign prisons and black sites – CIA prisons), particularly with regard to the alleged transfer of suspected terrorists to countries known to torture prisoners or to employ harsh interrogation techniques that may rise to the level of torture. The Extraordinary Rendition program was initiated by the Reagan Administration, continued and used by the Clinton Administration and pushed to the extreme by the Bush Administration.
Black sites: CIA and Army prisons abroad (Egypt, Romania, Afghanistan, Iraq, Poland, Jordan, Algeria, Syria, Morocco, Libya)
Unlawful Enemy Combatant: A person considered neither soldier nor civilian – with no rights whatsoever and under the complete control of the executive branch. The U.S. government differs further between: NLEC – No Longer Enemy Combatant, a NEC – Not Enemy Combatant or simply a EC – Enemy Combatant


* 1. Injunction Generator, 2. BANKSTATEMENTGENERATOR, 3. Psych|os Generator, 4. Superenhanced generator