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"Harry Hope" |
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15 Nov 2006 12:51:13 PM |
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CIA admits existence of Bush torture document |
http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/11/15/a3.nat.ciaprisons.1115.p1.php?section=nation_world
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
CIA admits existence of secret papers
By David Johnston
The New York Times
WASHINGTON -
The CIA has acknowledged for the first time the existence of two
classified documents, including a directive signed by President Bush,
that have guided the agency's interrogation and detention of terror
suspects.
The CIA referred to the documents in a letter sent Friday from the
agency's associate general counsel, John McPherson, to lawyers for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The contents of the documents were not revealed, but one of them is
``a directive signed by President Bush granting the CIA the authority
to set up detention facilities outside the United States and outlining
interrogation methods that may be used against detainees,'' the ACLU
said, based on its review of published accounts.
The second document, according to the group, is a Justice Department
legal analysis ``specifying interrogation methods that the CIA may use
against top al-Qaida mem- bers.''
ACLU lawyers said they would urge public disclosure of the contents of
the documents.
``We intend to press for release of both of these documents,'' Jameel
Jaffer, a lawyer for the group, said in a statement.
``If President Bush and the Justice Department authorized the CIA to
torture prisoners, the public has a right to know.''
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GOTCHA
Harry
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| User: "Taylor" |
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| Title: Re: CIA admits existence of Bush torture document |
15 Nov 2006 01:24:29 PM |
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"Harry Hope" <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/11/15/a3.nat.ciaprisons.1115.p1.php?section=nation_world
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
CIA admits existence of secret papers
By David Johnston
The New York Times
WASHINGTON -
The CIA has acknowledged for the first time the existence of two
classified documents, including a directive signed by President Bush,
that have guided the agency's interrogation and detention of terror
suspects.
The CIA referred to the documents in a letter sent Friday from the
agency's associate general counsel, John McPherson, to lawyers for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The contents of the documents were not revealed, but one of them is
``a directive signed by President Bush granting the CIA the authority
to set up detention facilities outside the United States and outlining
interrogation methods that may be used against detainees,'' the ACLU
said, based on its review of published accounts.
The second document, according to the group, is a Justice Department
legal analysis ``specifying interrogation methods that the CIA may use
against top al-Qaida mem- bers.''
ACLU lawyers said they would urge public disclosure of the contents of
the documents.
``We intend to press for release of both of these documents,'' Jameel
Jaffer, a lawyer for the group, said in a statement.
``If President Bush and the Justice Department authorized the CIA to
torture prisoners, the public has a right to know.''
____________________________________________________
GOTCHA
Harry
It doesn't say torture anywhere in the article.
<plonk>
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| User: "Fred Fazemeier" |
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| Title: Re: CIA admits existence of Bush torture document |
15 Nov 2006 09:02:55 PM |
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"Taylor" <123@456.com> wrote in message
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"Harry Hope" <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/11/15/a3.nat.ciaprisons.1115.p1.php?section=nation_world
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
CIA admits existence of secret papers
By David Johnston
The New York Times
WASHINGTON -
The CIA has acknowledged for the first time the existence of two
classified documents, including a directive signed by President Bush,
that have guided the agency's interrogation and detention of terror
suspects.
The CIA referred to the documents in a letter sent Friday from the
agency's associate general counsel, John McPherson, to lawyers for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The contents of the documents were not revealed, but one of them is
``a directive signed by President Bush granting the CIA the authority
to set up detention facilities outside the United States and outlining
interrogation methods that may be used against detainees,'' the ACLU
said, based on its review of published accounts.
The second document, according to the group, is a Justice Department
legal analysis ``specifying interrogation methods that the CIA may use
against top al-Qaida mem- bers.''
ACLU lawyers said they would urge public disclosure of the contents of
the documents.
``We intend to press for release of both of these documents,'' Jameel
Jaffer, a lawyer for the group, said in a statement.
``If President Bush and the Justice Department authorized the CIA to
torture prisoners, the public has a right to know.''
____________________________________________________
GOTCHA
Harry
It doesn't say torture anywhere in the article.
<plonk>
Taylor is too scared to realize how badly he has screwed up by supporting
this corrupt administration, and too dense to realize people have been
tortured and killed, and it was all rubber-stamped by GW, his hero. What a
fucking fool.
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| User: "c-bee1" |
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| Title: Re: CIA admits existence of Bush torture document |
15 Nov 2006 01:53:57 PM |
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"Taylor" <123@456.com> wrote in message
news:NPJ6h.32973$rG.3996@tornado.texas.rr.com...
"Harry Hope" <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/11/15/a3.nat.ciaprisons.1115.p1.php?section=nation_world
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
CIA admits existence of secret papers
By David Johnston
The New York Times
WASHINGTON -
The CIA has acknowledged for the first time the existence of two
classified documents, including a directive signed by President Bush,
that have guided the agency's interrogation and detention of terror
suspects.
The CIA referred to the documents in a letter sent Friday from the
agency's associate general counsel, John McPherson, to lawyers for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The contents of the documents were not revealed, but one of them is
``a directive signed by President Bush granting the CIA the authority
to set up detention facilities outside the United States and outlining
interrogation methods that may be used against detainees,'' the ACLU
said, based on its review of published accounts.
The second document, according to the group, is a Justice Department
legal analysis ``specifying interrogation methods that the CIA may use
against top al-Qaida mem- bers.''
ACLU lawyers said they would urge public disclosure of the contents of
the documents.
``We intend to press for release of both of these documents,'' Jameel
Jaffer, a lawyer for the group, said in a statement.
``If President Bush and the Justice Department authorized the CIA to
torture prisoners, the public has a right to know.''
____________________________________________________
GOTCHA
Harry
It doesn't say torture anywhere in the article.
Awww, poor baby.
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| User: "Jim E" |
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| Title: Re: CIA admits existence of Bush torture document |
15 Nov 2006 06:14:25 PM |
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"Taylor" <123@456.com> wrote in message
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"Harry Hope" <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:tcoml2p8hhqludvoutg8dqhpc2fa2st6hd@4ax.com...
http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/11/15/a3.nat.ciaprisons.1115.p1.php?section=nation_world
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
CIA admits existence of secret papers
By David Johnston
The New York Times
WASHINGTON -
The CIA has acknowledged for the first time the existence of two
classified documents, including a directive signed by President Bush,
that have guided the agency's interrogation and detention of terror
suspects.
The CIA referred to the documents in a letter sent Friday from the
agency's associate general counsel, John McPherson, to lawyers for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The contents of the documents were not revealed, but one of them is
``a directive signed by President Bush granting the CIA the authority
to set up detention facilities outside the United States and outlining
interrogation methods that may be used against detainees,'' the ACLU
said, based on its review of published accounts.
The second document, according to the group, is a Justice Department
legal analysis ``specifying interrogation methods that the CIA may use
against top al-Qaida mem- bers.''
ACLU lawyers said they would urge public disclosure of the contents of
the documents.
``We intend to press for release of both of these documents,'' Jameel
Jaffer, a lawyer for the group, said in a statement.
``If President Bush and the Justice Department authorized the CIA to
torture prisoners, the public has a right to know.''
____________________________________________________
GOTCHA
Harry
It doesn't say torture anywhere in the article.
<plonk>
Harry the hippie never responds.
He is like a road side bomber.
He drops his load of ***** and moves on.
He never attempts to defend his crap.
Jim E
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| User: "humbubba" |
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17 Nov 2006 09:57:33 AM |
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Harry Hope wrote:
http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/11/15/a3.nat.ciaprisons.1115.p1.php?section=nation_world
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
CIA admits existence of secret papers
By David Johnston
The New York Times
WASHINGTON -
The CIA has acknowledged for the first time the existence of two
classified documents, including a directive signed by President Bush,
that have guided the agency's interrogation and detention of terror
suspects.
The CIA referred to the documents in a letter sent Friday from the
agency's associate general counsel, John McPherson, to lawyers for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The contents of the documents were not revealed, but one of them is
``a directive signed by President Bush granting the CIA the authority
to set up detention facilities outside the United States and outlining
interrogation methods that may be used against detainees,'' the ACLU
said, based on its review of published accounts.
The second document, according to the group, is a Justice Department
legal analysis ``specifying interrogation methods that the CIA may use
against top al-Qaida mem- bers.''
ACLU lawyers said they would urge public disclosure of the contents of
the documents.
``We intend to press for release of both of these documents,'' Jameel
Jaffer, a lawyer for the group, said in a statement.
``If President Bush and the Justice Department authorized the CIA to
torture prisoners, the public has a right to know.''
____________________________________________________
GOTCHA
Harry
GW Bush, America's Alpha Leather Boy
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