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By Paul Bedard US News and World Report Blog July 31, 2009 In another twist that raises new questions about a New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning story, the Government Accountability Office has given its blessing to a wartime Department of Defense program that briefed retired military officers about operations in Iraq and Afghanistan before they went on TV to talk about the conflicts.
HUNTER-KILLER TEAMS www.newyorker.comExcerpt:... Let’s start with motive. In “What Went Wrong,&rdq.
Excerpt -Dexter's Legions: The "Good" Killers of the "Good" Warby Chris Floydbaltimorechronicle.com21 June 200.
CIA's Entertainment Industry Liaison Office“If you’ve got government agencies working in Hollywood covertly to improve their own images, that’s not only a bad use of funds, it’s also fundamentally anti-Democratic and wrong.
Also see: "Children Sodomized at Abu Ghraib don't Suffer Permanent Organ Failure - Must not be Torture"•••Story and (explicitly violent) sexual abuse photos here: http://www.
Alex Constantine
The CIA-DoD War on Democracy grinds on, unhindered by public awareness of covert, bloody acts of aggression.
Alex Constantine
The CIA-DoD War on Democracy grinds on, unhindered by public awareness of covert, bloody acts of aggression.
Ronald Reagan, the Western Goals Foundation & the Downing of KAL Flight 007By Mae Brussell(Hustler magazine, February 1984)Edited by A.
Jan 14, 2009WASHINGTON (AFP) — The United States may never be able to prosecute an alleged plotter of the September 11, 2001 attacks because he was tortured, a top Pentagon official said in an interview.
DoD DoubleSpeak recalling the ridiculous definition of torture "debate": " ... The Pentagon's inspector genera.
