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FISA 2.0 Called 'Atrocious' Privacy Violation
Privacy advocates say the proposal being offered by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence is "atrocious." http://www.c rosswalk.com/news/11565346 / From Information Clearing House http://freepage.t woday.net/search?q=privacy +violation ...
The End of Privacy
For Truthdig, Elliot Cohen, writes: "Amid the controversy brewing in the Senate over Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) reform, the Bush administration appears to have changed its strategy and... ...
Kayani to US: No foreign operations in Pakistan
Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani has told the visiting United States Central Command chief Admiral William J. Fallon that US forces will not be allowed to conduct operation against... ...
White House Missing CIA, Iraq E-mails
Pete Yost of The Associated Press reports: "Apparent gaps in White House e-mail archives coincide with dates in late 2003 and early 2004 when the administration was struggling to deal with the CIA leak... ...
Request for Destruction of CIA Tapes Came From Bangkok Station Chief
Joby Warrick and Walter Pincus report for The Washington Post, "In late 2005, the retiring CIA station chief in Bangkok sent a classified cable to his superiors in Langley asking if he could destroy videotapes... ...
Hunt on for more CIA interrogation tapes
MSNBC/Newsweek The CIA has launched an internal search for more audio- or videotapes depicting interrogations of suspected terrorists, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the matter. The hunt... ...
Bush Disowns U.S. Intel
Tells Israelis Iran NIE 'Doesn't Reflect My Own Views' http://thinkprogres s.org/2008/01/13/bush-isra elis-nie/ Iran agrees to clear up nuclear questions The UN atomic watchdog has said that Iran has... ...
CIA, Iran & the Gulf of Tonkin
Gulf Shenanigans: No Laughing Matter By Ray McGovern When the Tonkin Gulf incident took place in early August 1964, I was a journeyman CIA analyst in what Condoleezza Rice refers to as "the bowels of... ...
Intelligence Chief Weighs In on Waterboarding as Torture
Pamela Hess reports from The Associated Press: "The nation's intelligence chief says waterboarding 'would be torture' if used against him or if someone under interrogation actually was taking water into... ...
Democracy’s Rules: Make voting easier
Seattle Post-Intelligencer by staff 01/10/08 Justices’ questions suggest the conservative U.S. Supreme Court majority doesn’t feel it should even be bothered with a general challenge to laws demanding... ...