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SYRIZA: Unknown whether to file an immediate request for pre-interrogation for Tembis in Parliament athens-times.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from athens-times.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Syriza insists that the cover-up operation for the Tempes continues athens-times.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from athens-times.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
SYRIZA: Jackie handed over to the NW text – indictment for Costas Karamanlis and asks for a recommendation of a Pre-interrogation Committee athens-times.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from athens-times.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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A Pakistani spy has been nabbed from Army Cantt in Pokhran, Jaisalmer area which borders Pakistan, officials said.Jaisalmer Kotwali police station officer Satyaprakash Vishnoi said that the accused -- Manu Bhil (24) -- was working as a laborer ...
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assigned staff on february 27th, the staff reported and presented an interim report to the committee on the destruction of the tapes. the committee agreed to do a full review of the tapes. on march 5th, 2009, the committee voted 14-1 to do a comprehensive review of the detention and interrogation committee. let's have the record crystal clear. i never gave any direction to the staff. i just said we want the facts. and we want those folks footnoted. the one place i did give some direction was with respect to the cia response to the reports and i said, you will include their response where appropriate within the text of the report. and where not appropriate, you will note the response in a
enhanced interrogation of khali shaikh mohammed? who was just as bad an operator as usama bin laden? >> because, well, our judgment is that it's not consistent with our values, not consistent and not necessary in terms of getting the kind of intelligence that we need. >> but shooting bin laden in the head is consistent with our values? >> we are at war with usama bin laden. >> we're at war with khali shaikh mohammed. >> it was a military operation, right? it was absolutely appropriate. >> so it was good follow-up question. i think it caught him by surprise but his answer, it just puts it out there. the american people don't want the nuances of enhanced interrogation. they want the answers. they want to know that these guys when under arrest will give information we need moving forward. the army manual is what we're stuck with right now. >> remember, though, brian, the congress did actually pass a law in late 2008 putting into statute the enhanced interrogation committee. it was president obama who signed an executive order said
he's got a terrible record. it was only a few years ago that a nuclear facility was taken out of syria. syria has been a much larger threat to the united states, israel and the world peace than what libya and other countries ever were. >> put on your hat as a former chair of the intelligence committee. how good would you say -- i know you're not privy right now to what the u.s. interrogation committee is getting. you've got a history on this. how good would you say u.s. intelligence on syria, libya, elsewhere in north africa and the middle east really is? >> i would say that it's not very good. it wasn't very good while i was chairman of the intelligence committee or while i served on that committee. you know, syria, iran, you know, the key players in that part of the world were always very difficult to penetrate. we were never able to get into the inner sang tum and understand the real rationale or what was driving these regimes. history says intelligence in the