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Obama refuses to halt CIA probe
Sep 20th, 2009 - BBC NEWS
President Obama said he would not interfere in the legal process President Obama has rejected a request by seven former heads of the CIA to end the inquiry into allegations of abuse of suspects held by the agency.
CIA heads urge end of abuse probe
Sep 19th, 2009 - BBC NEWS
The inquiry into alleged prisoner abuse was announced in August Seven former heads of the CIA have written to President Obama urging him to end the inquiry into allegations of abuse of suspects held by the agency.
Ex-CIA chiefs urge Obama to drop abuse investigation
Sep 18th, 2009 - Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Seven former heads of the CIA on Friday urged President Barack Obama to end the probe into allegations of abuse of prisoners held by the agency, arguing that it would hamper intelligence operations. U.S...
Officials: Obama to tap FBI to interr...
Aug 24th, 2009 - CNN
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama has approved the establishment of a special unit of terrorist interrogators based out of the FBI, senior administration officials said Monday.
CIA 'threatened' terror suspects
Aug 22nd, 2009 - BBC NEWS
Mr Obama has banned the use of the controversial interrogation techniques Handguns, electric drills and mock executions were used by CIA agents to elicit information from terror suspects...
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3:45Enhanced Interrogation Techniques
After seeing McCain's comment, I was shocked that nobody had made this video. So I did. A parody, of course. Sometimes it feels as if our politicians really are taking their moves directly from Monty Python's playbook. Comments? chris@ambler.net
2:01Aschcroft Grilled on Interrogation Methods
PlusAschcroft Grilled on Interrogation MethodsAschcroft Grilled on Interrogation MethodsThe Associated PressFormer Attorney General John Ashcroft said Thursday 'it was not a hard decision' to withdraw Justice Department legal ...
1:44Cheney: Almost Unnoticed That Obama Retained Right to Use Enhanced Interrogation Methods
"This might explain why President Obama has reserved unto himself the right to order the use of enhanced interrogation should he deem it appropriate. What value remains to that authority is debatable, given that the enemy now ...
