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CIA Blogger Fired for Anti-Torture PostPosted on Jul 21, 2006
A software contractor for the CIA was fired when she posted a blog entry to the agency’s closed network stating her opposition to torture. The post started like this: “Waterboarding is Torture and Torture is Wrong.” Such a sad confirmation of our government’s dismal human rights policies that so obvious a statement qualifies as grounds for termination.
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By Dr. Helmut Goetting, November 1, 2009 at 4:08 am Link to this comment
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“University Spy - A True Story”
The CIA Chief was about to divulge the spy contractor’s secrets until his lips would grow blisters.
The laughingstock worked himself into a sweaty frenzy, his thinning hair flailing while his eyes blinked nervously. Occasionally he was mopping the sweat from
his forehead. Frantically, frenzied, heaven only knows how he finished it! Like a defecating pig with a besotted flabby belly, the semi-obese stinker suddenly blurted out the CIA & Paterson spying operations while smearing semen all over
his shaved pubic bristles as if icing on a cake. Observing his jelly-masterpiece and with the corners of his mouth sagging he finally emerged from his idiocy and
stammered: “I manage secret worldwide spying operations at universities and research centers”! And so the code of silence was broken by the uncombed helmsman. Paterson Inc. is giving the CIA a thousand eyes on overseas
universities, academics, students, research, political enemies, fingerprints, bank accounts and much more. “We are a covert operations contractor for the CIA”. “We are kicking academic ass since five decades”. He held his juiceless balls and coughed as if testing for hernia.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/21672611/University-Spy
Report thisBy Mark, July 23, 2006 at 9:56 am Link to this comment
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Right wingers try to stop these conversations by getting us bogged down in the question of what constitutes “torture”. But in fact, US law requires adherance to the Geneva Convention, which forbids all abusive or degrading treatment of prisoners.
Report thisBy John Dwyer, July 22, 2006 at 6:26 pm Link to this comment
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She’s right: Waterboarding is torture and torture is wrong. There’s gotta be a hell and I hope that the demons there are fully prepared to deal even worse torture, eternally, to those who torture others and to those who approve of doing it.
Mr. Bush seems headed for just such a bolgia.
Report thisBy Ontario Emperor, July 22, 2006 at 11:16 am Link to this comment
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As long as the debate stays behind closed doors, and as long as the debate only includes information known to all participants, any company (Microsoft, CIA, whoever) can only benefit by analyzing the issues. More here, including the CIA’s own thoughts on this circa 1999.
Report thisBy TomChicago, July 22, 2006 at 4:16 am Link to this comment
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The current regime does not give points for free speech.
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