CIA immunity
By Eric Alterman The Nation | December 2, 2010 Much of the journalistic world is currently focused on the juicy diplomatic details of the WikiLeaks revelations.
" ... When the House passed the annual Intelligence Authorization legislation earlier this year, it included m.
Barack Obama's decision to grant an amnesty to CIA operatives who used controversial interrogation techniques on terror suspects has been criticised by human rights groups as a failure to uphold US laws.
By Masroor Gilani AFP | March 16, 2011 LAHORE, Pakistan — A Pakistan court on Wednesday freed a CIA contractor accused of double murder after $2 million in blood money was paid to the families of the dead, ending a damaging row with the United States.
On NukeGate: "The Biggest Political Scandal of the Past Decade: Lockheed/Sandia, Bush’s State Dept., Pakista.
Source : Reuters News Center | December 3, 2010 Vladimir Putin rules Russia by allowing a venal elite to siphon off cash from the world's biggest energy producer, according to a picture painted by US diplomatic cables leaked by WikiLeaks.
By Sherwood Ross MWC News | October 14, 2010 By assigning covert action roles to the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA), it is as if the White House and Congress had legitimized the Ku Klux Klan to operate globally.
Bush Administration Torture Reveals How Deceptive Politics As Usual In Washington Has BecomeBill LindnerMay 09, 2009After slithering out of Washington once their second stolen term was up, some former Bush administration officials are reportedly [see below] launching a behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign, trying to urge Department of Justice (DoJ) leaders to soften an ethics report criticizing lawyers who fraudulently 'justified' harsh interrogation tactics -- and most likely, to make sure the final version of the report does not include any information leading to further implications of former top Bush administration officials.
" ... Attorney General Eric Holder says it’s 'unfair to prosecute dedicated men and women ... for conduct th.
Dan LevineThe RecorderApril 13, 20099th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Jay Bybee - Image: Jason Doiy/The RecorderSix weeks before Gen.
