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He said he sees someone getting hit with a federal Crime and Jailed over this..
According to the CIA They said Peloci was briefed on "Torture" in Septemeber 2002... She claims she wasnt... But besides all that, according to the record in August 2002 they were water boarding people already... Wich tells us the Bush Administration was Torturing people before anyone in congress was even briefed ... Bush admin ordered torture before congress could even weigh on it... knowing it was against the law... CAUGHT RED HANDED and it is a FEDERAL CRIME..
When a CIA Agent says someone is going to get Jailed over this (who ever ordered this torture) thats not a good sign...
Iran Contra all over again??
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He said he sees someone getting hit with a federal Crime and Jailed over this..
According to the CIA They said Peloci was briefed on "Torture" in Septemeber 2002... She claims she wasnt... But besides all that, according to the record in August 2002 they were water boarding people already... Wich tells us the Bush Administration was Torturing people before anyone in congress was even briefed ... Bush admin ordered torture before congress could even weigh on it... knowing it was against the law... CAUGHT RED HANDED and it is a FEDERAL CRIME..
When a CIA Agent says someone is going to get Jailed over this (who ever ordered this torture) thats not a good sign...
Iran Contra all over again??
Pelosi is finnished!!!This will end her horrible reign as speaker.
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Massive assumption.
First waterboarding wasn't a crime according to Ashcroft.
The CIA went to Condelezza Rice in July to ask for permission, which granted based on what the Attorney generals advice was,
Congress new that they were going to waterboarded before August it looks like July 18th actually.
http://intelligence.house.gov/Media/PDFS/IAAFY03.pdf
JULY 18, 2002.—Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of
the Union and ordered to be printed
GUANTANAMO BAY INTERROGATION EFFORT
The Committee is very concerned that the intelligence collection
effort at Guantanamo Bay (GITMO) is exhibiting, in a microcosm,
a number of problems that have plagued the Intelligence Community
writ large over a number of years. Specifically, the problems
highlighted include shortages of analytic resources, linguists, interrogators
and human intelligence officers. Interagency cooperation
has also, at times, been an issue. Finally, and perhaps most troublesome,
is the low priority and low regard that the intelligence
mission is afforded.
The Committee has closely followed the Department of Defense
(DoD) and Intelligence Community’s (IC) planning, establishment
and conduct of the intelligence interrogation efforts at the GITMO
detention facilities. The Committee’s concerns are focused specifically
on the need to collect actionable intelligence for national security.
The IC and DoD must ensure that any and all actionable intelligence
that may aid in averting potential terrorist attacks is
gained. If problems in doing so exist, they must be corrected quickly.
Once before the start of the detainee interrogations and twice
since the interrogations have been underway the Committee sent
delegations to visit the GTMO operations. The Committee observed
that the interrogation efforts have been hampered by a lack of appropriate
training, a dearth of language-skilled personnel, and a
lack of depth and breadth of analytic expertise. Further, the Committee
notes that the organizational construct of the GITMO detention
facilities/operations may also be impeding collection efforts. A
full discussion of these issues is included in the classified annex to
this report.
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