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  The US Department of Defense is planning to withdraw most support for CIA counter-terror missions by the beginning of next year, in a move expected to have a broad effect on the scope of the intelligence agency’s paramilitary operations, a senior defense official and former senior administration official with direct knowledge of the move told CNN. Reportedly, Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller informed CIA Director Gina Haspel of the decision in a letter. The same report said Bid...

Posted by Administrator on By S.S. Selvanayagam Former Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Director Shani Abeysekara (59), who is incarcerated in Mahara Remand Prison, yesterday filed a Fundamental Rights violation petition, seeking his safety and compensation of Rs. 3 million. Attorney-at-Law Gowry Shangary Thavarasha filed the petition on his behalf in the Supreme Court. She cited IGP C. D. Wickramarathne, ASP Neville Silva, and IP S. P. D. J. Nishantha, as well as Senior DIG Deshan...

By S.S. Selvanayagam    Former Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Director Shani Abeysekara (59), who is incarcerated in Mahara Remand Prison, yesterday filed a Fundamental Rights violation petition, seeking his safety and compensation of Rs. 3 million.  Attorney-at-Law Gowry Shangary Thavarasha filed the petition on his behalf in the Supreme Court. She cited IGP C. D. Wickramarathne, ASP Neville Silva, and IP S. P. D. J. Nishantha, as well as Senior DIG Deshanbandu Tennakoone and the A...

I reached out to David O’Keefe and I asked him why the Dieppe Raid was controversial, tragic and something of a mystery. “In less than 9 hours on August 19th, 1942, over 1,000 Allied soldiers, sailors and airmen died in a raid on the German-held port of Dieppe, France in the English Channel,” Mr. O’Keefe said. “The vast majority of these deaths, 907, were taken by the Canadians, but the British and the Americans (fighting their first actions against Hitler in Europe) also paid a heavy...

Jon: we are going to be doubling american exports, whether it is farming and agriculture, and machinery and technologies in the economic consequences are going to be so positive from the standpoint of the entire american economy. >> this white house economic advisor telling the administration phase one trade agreement with china. that announcement along with nancy pelosi news endorsement of the u.s. and ca trade deal, marking to economic victories for the administration this week and were arguab...

>> the russians always look for vulnerabilities, and they know that the united states has supported ukraine. >> they could have pounced. >> they could have taken advantage. >> a reminder there from a 50-year public servant about russias general attitude toward the u.s. and its allies. at the heart of the impeachment hearing, the president asked a foreign country to interfere in a u.s. election and intelligence officials have repeatedly warned that russia is already at work on our 2020 race. our ...

The assistance -- if the assistance had been cut off, he would have been much weaker in his negotiations with the russians. >> the russians may have taken it as an invitation to actually take military action against ukraine, is that right? >> the russians always look for vulnerabilities, and they know that the united states has supported ukraine. >> they could have pounced. >> they could have taken advantage. >> a reminder there from a 50-year public servant about russias general attitude toward...

>> the russians always look for vulnerabilities, and they know that the united states has supported ukraine. >> they could have pounced. >> they could have taken advantage. >> a reminder there from a 50-year public servant about russias general attitude toward the u.s. and its allies. at the heart of the impeachment hearing, the president asked a foreign country to interfere in a u.s. election and intelligence officials have repeatedly warned that russia is already at work on our 2020 race. our ...

You know, they hated isis. so they were fighting isis. but we never agreed -- where is an agreement that says we have to stay in the middle east for the rest of humanity, for the rest of civilization to protect the kurds? it never said that. and we have protected them. weve taken very good care of them, and i hope theyre going to watch over isis. >> to that point, "the new york times" has this reporting tonight. analysts say that mr. trumps pullout has handed the islamic state its biggest win in...

Campaign. it was not clear what information if any had been taken in the attack on the trump campaign. tonight the campaign says it has no indication that any infrastructure was hit. with us, the man to see on these matters, malcolm nance, veteran of naval intelligence, special ops and homeland security with 25 years working in intelligence. his fourthcoming book, one of many relevant to this discussion is "the plot to betray america: how team trump embraced our enemies, compromised our security...