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Congress Summons CIA DirectorPosted on Dec 10, 2007CIA Director General Michael Hayden has been summoned by Congress and will appear Tuesday and Wednesday before the Senate and House Intelligence committees to answer questions about the destruction of secret CIA videotapes that documented the abuse of detainees. The White House counsel, meanwhile, has ordered press secretary Dana Perino to keep quiet on the matter.
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By Jeanine Molloff, December 11, 2007 at 11:55 am # Hayden should be forced toHayden should be forced to produce any information regarding this heinous practice. Any collaborators (yes that includes democratic congressional members); should be investigated and if warranted--criminally prosecuted--like ANY OTHER CITIZEN. The time is long overdue for AN INDEPENDENT SPECIAL PROSECUTOR TO INVESTIGATE ANY AND ALL ACCOUNTS OF EXTRADITION OR TORTURE, ETC. It’s time to reclaim our democracy and hold these neo-nazis accountable.
By Rita, December 11, 2007 at 7:23 am # You better believe the WhiteYou better believe the White House knew about those tapes. You better believe they were passed around and lasciviously devoured in the White House movie theatre, along with gallons of beer, pretzels and popcorn. We should be have been allowed to view them, but I am glad they were destroyed, if only to keep them from being just as greedily devoured by ugly Americans who enjoy seeing barbarity in livid detail. Add Your Comment |
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