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talkleft.com - 2/12/2009
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Last week I wrote that the Center for Constitutional Rights questioned President Barack Obama's January 22 orders on interrogation and closing Guantanamo, cautioning that while they in no uncertain terms stated the CIA must close its secret black hole prisons, they may have left a loophole ...
blogs.abcnews.com - 2/9/2009
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From Jake Tapper and Ariane de Vogue: The
Obama Administration today announced that it would keep the
same position as the Bush Administration in the lawsuit Mohamed et al v Jeppesen Dataplan, Inc.. The case involves five men who claim...
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Obama Administration Maintains Bush Position on ...
telegraph.co.uk - 2/7/2009
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telegraph.co.uk —
Barack Obama has been warned by the CIA
that British Islamist extremists are the greatest threat to
US homeland security.
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CIA warns Barack Obama that British terrorists are the ...
telegraph.co.uk - 2/9/2009
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telegraph.co.uk —
The Government suppressed evidence on the torture of
terror suspect Binyam Mohamed because the documents reveal that
MI6 helped his interrogators.
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UK government suppressed evidence on Binyam Mohamed ...
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Daniel Firger: What Obama Should Do About State Secrets
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... The argument seems to go something like this: First, Obama didn't ban extraordinary rendition when he signed the January 22 executive order closing Guantanamo because he may need to maintain some flexibility around the apprehension and (temporary) detention of future terror suspects; Second, his administration needs time to develop new rules and guidelines to govern the use of rendition going forward. What began as a "rendition to justice program" under Clinton, designed to bring fugitives to justice in U.S. courts, was transformed by the CIA after 9/11 into what eventually ...
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