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Court Documents Shed Light on CIA Illegal Operations
Sibel Edmonds State Secrets Gallery Connects Pipeline Politics, Madrassas & the Turkish Proxies By Lukery In a recent immigration court case involving Turkish Islamic Leader, Fetullah Gulen, US prosecutors exposed an illegal, covert, CIA
Read More »Pentagon Claims Cluster Bombs ‘Save Lives’
By Noah Shachtman |The Pentagon not only told the world yesterday that it would keep on using cluster bombs — it called the controversial weapons life-savers, too. The Defense Department unveiled its new policy
Read More »Mukasey Refuses to Probe CIA Interrogations
By JASON RYAN | Attorney General Michael Mukasey has notified the House Judiciary Committee that he will not appoint special counsel to investigate the actions of CIA officers and agents who conducted detainee interrogations
Read More »The Police force with a £320 million budget – but no crime!
NORTHUMBRIA Police is one of Britain’s biggest and busiest forces. It employs more than 4,000 officers and has a budget of around £320 million a year. Of that, more than £1 million is spent
Read More »EPA Won’t Act on Emissions
By Juliet Eilperin and R. Jeffrey Smith | The Bush administration has decided not to take any new steps to regulate greenhouse gas emissions before the president leaves office, despite pressure from the Supreme Court
Read More »SECRET RED CROSS REPORT SAYS THE CIA TORTURED AL QAEDA DETAINEES
Progress Report | “Red Cross investigators concluded last year in a secret report that the Central Intelligence Agency’s interrogation methods for high-level al Qaeda prisoners constituted torture,” according to a new book by investigative
Read More »Marine Describes Killing Prisoners In Iraq
Sgt. Jermaine Nelson, in a tape-recorded interview, says he and a fellow sergeant were ordered to kill the prisoners during a sweep through a Fallouja neighborhood in 2004. By Tony Perry CAMP PENDLETON —
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