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From Reuters
By David Storey
- House Report: Obama Broke The Law And Misled Public About Bergdahl Swap
From the Hill: A yearlong investigation by the House Armed Services Committee has concluded that the Obama administration broke the law in swapping five Taliban members for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl — and went out of its way to hide the negotiations...
- “any Delays Until After The Election Were Coincidental And That Such Decisions Were Made Without Regard To Politics”
Obama WH trying to explain their behavior is delays of certain specific program for NO GOOD REASON, from WaPoWhite House delayed enacting rules ahead of 2012 election to avoid controversyBy Juliet Eilperin, Published: December 14The White...
- Learning From History?
Michael Travis slipped this under the door. New York Post: US intel makes same 9/11 blunders: panel WASHINGTON -- Despite a top-to-bottom overhaul of the intelligence community after the 2001 terrorist attacks, the security system showed some of the...
- Ex-cia Director: Obama Compromised National Security With Memo Release
Michael Hayden says what we've all been thinking and saying the last few days. Newsmax: Ex-CIA Director: Obama Compromised National Security with Memo Release Sunday, April 19, 2009 10:00 PM WASHINGTON - A former head of the Central Intelligence Agency...
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WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that 61 former detainees from its military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, appear to have returned to terrorism since their release from custody. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said 18 former...
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Petty Democrats Release C.I.A. "Torture" Report. Say "Enhanced Interrogations" Failed
To Which I Say: Who Cares?
Make 'em squirm.
From Reuters
By David Storey
U.S. report condemns CIA harsh interrogations, says did not work
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A program of "enhanced interrogation" used by the CIA on terrorism suspects after the 2001 attacks was far more brutal than the agency admitted and failed to secure information that foiled any threats, a U.S. Senate report said on Tuesday.
The report said the CIA misled the public and policymakers about the program, much of which was developed, operated and assessed by two outside contractors.
The report followed a five-year investigation by the Senate Intelligence Committee into the program, meant to extract information from al Qaeda and other detainees held in detention facilities around the world.
The CIA and many senior members of the U.S. administration have said the program was effective and foiled a number of terrorist plots.
(Reporting by David Storey; Editing by Eric Beech)
The Obama administration admits that releasing this report will get people killed. But they don't care.
Whatta guy!
- House Report: Obama Broke The Law And Misled Public About Bergdahl Swap
From the Hill: A yearlong investigation by the House Armed Services Committee has concluded that the Obama administration broke the law in swapping five Taliban members for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl — and went out of its way to hide the negotiations...
- “any Delays Until After The Election Were Coincidental And That Such Decisions Were Made Without Regard To Politics”
Obama WH trying to explain their behavior is delays of certain specific program for NO GOOD REASON, from WaPoWhite House delayed enacting rules ahead of 2012 election to avoid controversyBy Juliet Eilperin, Published: December 14The White...
- Learning From History?
Michael Travis slipped this under the door. New York Post: US intel makes same 9/11 blunders: panel WASHINGTON -- Despite a top-to-bottom overhaul of the intelligence community after the 2001 terrorist attacks, the security system showed some of the...
- Ex-cia Director: Obama Compromised National Security With Memo Release
Michael Hayden says what we've all been thinking and saying the last few days. Newsmax: Ex-CIA Director: Obama Compromised National Security with Memo Release Sunday, April 19, 2009 10:00 PM WASHINGTON - A former head of the Central Intelligence Agency...
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WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that 61 former detainees from its military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, appear to have returned to terrorism since their release from custody. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said 18 former...