CIA: We Spied on Senate Intelligence Committee Only Because Classified Documents Proved We’re Liars
ocularinvasion (CC BY-NC 2.0) CIA: We Only Spied On Senate Intelligence Committee Because They Took Classified Documents That Prove We’re Liars (via Techdirt) Earlier this week, Techdirt wrote about the accusations that the CIA was spying on Senate staffers on the Senate Intelligence Committee as they were working on a massive $40 million, 6,300-page report […]
CIA: We Only Spied On Senate Intelligence Committee Because They Took Classified Documents That Prove We’re Liars (via Techdirt)
Earlier this week, Techdirt wrote about the accusations that the CIA was spying on Senate staffers on the Senate Intelligence Committee as they were working on a massive $40 million, 6,300-page report condemning the CIA’s torture program. The DOJ is apparently…
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