07 February 2009 | Barack Obama, CIA, Censorship, Civil liberties, Covert Action, Guantánamo, News, Obama, Propaganda, Torture, War crimes | L. Reichard White
Two senior British judges accused the U.S. of threatening to stop sharing intelligence with Britain if the British Government released details of the extraordinary rendition of British citizen, Binyam Mohamed.
Why?
Perhaps this explains it:
So, while a few die hard “24″ fans — and Alberto Gonzales, and Michael Mukasey — might still claim confusion about [...]
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07 August 2008 | Guantánamo | Scott Horton
Wait. A man was sentenced to 66 months in prison, most of which he’s already served and then when he gets out he stays in forever?
Right.
The White House-chosen military panel – not a jury – at Camp Justice at occupied Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, issued a split decision Wednesday in the case of the notorious driver [...]
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