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GNU Free Documentation License Why Hasn't Ron Paul Backed Bill HR 104? Q. It seems like he would have been one of the first to jump on board. Why hasn't he? A synopsis of the bill: section 1. establishment of commission. There is established the National Commission on Presidential War Powers and Civil Liberties (hereinafter in this Act referred to as the `Commission') to investigate the broad range of policies of the Administration of President George W. Bush that were undertaken under claims of unreviewable war powers, including detention by the United States Armed Forces and the intelligence community, the use by the United States Armed Forces or the intelligence community of enhanced interrogation techniques or interrogation techniques not authorized by the Uniform Code of Military Justice, `ghosting' or… [cont.] Asked by G. - Mon Jun 1 23:16:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. Ok. Signed and sent. Answered by PrivacyNowPlease! - Mon Jun 1 23:39:27 2009 Why did Obama and his FELLOW JACKA$$E$ CENSURE the memos that INTERROGATION worked & that Congress was AWARE? Q. Admiral Dennis Blair, the top intelligence official in the United States, thanks to his nomination by Barack Obama, believes that the coercive interrogation methods outlawed by his boss produced "high-value information" and gave the U.S. government a "deeper understanding of the al Qaeda organization that was attacking this country." He included those assessments in a letter distributed inside the intelligence community last Thursday, the same day Obama declassified and released portions of Justice Department memos setting out guidelines for those interrogations. That letter from Blair served as the basis for a public statement that his office put out that same day. But the DNI's conclusions about the results of coercive interrogations--in [cont.] Asked by Susiepolls2008 - Sat Apr 25 12:55:24 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. It is just a shell game for Obama and his admin to deflect how lousy they are doing for the economy. Once this memo stuff is over then Obama admin and Immelt and mainstream media will dream something else up to do. You have to admit it is taking the heat off his economic plan. Answered by ken s in area 51 - Mon Apr 27 16:38:36 2009 Can we get news source citations for White House press releases to discern good PR from propaganda?
Q. President Bush Addresses centcom coalition Conference "Our main enemy is al Qaeda and its affiliates. Their allies choose their victims indiscriminately. They murder the innocent to advance a focused and clear ideology. They seek to establish a radical Islamic caliphate, so they can impose a brutal new order on unwilling people, much as Nazis and communists sought to do in the last century. This enemy will accept no compromise with the civilized world. Here is what the al Qaeda charter says about those who oppose their plans: 'We will not meet them halfway, and there will be no room for dialogue with them.' These enemies have embraced a cult of death. They are determined to bring days of even greater destruction on our people. They seek… [cont.] Asked by trevathantim - Sat Jun 23 18:33:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. PR = "Public Relations" is by definition propaganda. White House press releases are alleged to be factual and accurate and are not footnoted when released. Reporters and opposition politicians typically are the ones that find the fallacies in these releases. Answered by Philip L - Sat Jun 23 21:33:53 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "united states intelligence community" From Wikiquote under the GNU Free Documentation License.
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