salon.com - 1/29/2009
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(updated below - Update II - Update III - Update IV) Aside from the intrinsic dangers and injustices of arguing for immunity for high-level government officials who commit felonies (such as illegal eavesdropping, obstruction of justice, torture and other war crimes), it's the total ...
salon.com - 2/2/2009
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salon.com —
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Other commitments prevented me from writing today (in particular,...
I finalized the proposal and outline for my next book, an event that prompts great joyousness). But numerous people have emailed all day, and ...
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The L.A. Times, Obama & renditions - Glenn Greenwald
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Glenn Greenwald on “moving on”:
Under all circumstances, arguing that high political officials should be immunized from prosecution when they commit felonies such as illegal eavesdropping and torture would be both destructive and wrong [not to mention, in the case of the latter crimes, a clear violation of a treaty which the U.S. (under Ronald Reagan) signed and thereafter ratified]. But what makes it so much worse, so much more corrupted, is the fact that this “ignore-the-past-and-forget-retribution” rationale is invoked by ...
Glenn Greenwald on the Two-Tiered Justice System
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Glenn Greenwald on "moving on":
Under all circumstances, arguing that high political officials should be immunized from prosecution when they commit felonies such as illegal eavesdropping and torture would be both destructive and wrong [not to mention, in the case of the latter crimes, a clear violation of a treaty which the U.S. (under Ronald Reagan) signed and thereafter ratified]. But what makes it so much worse, so much more corrupted, is the fact that this "ignore-the-past-and-forget-retribution" rationale is invoked by our media elites only ...
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