nytimes.com — The Central Intelligence Agency in 2005 destroyed at least two videotapes documenting the interrogation of two Al Qaeda operatives in the agency’s custody, a step it took in the midst of Congressional and legal scrutiny about the C.I.A’s secret detention program, according to current and former government officials.
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shubidubiDec 8, 2007
The beauty of the system is that you can report that, proscute that...the system of checks and balances does exist, the journalist who reported that is not dying somewhere due to a biological agent put in his drinking water...you get the point. This article, by the way, is skewed left on skewz.com!
Closed AccountDec 8, 2007
Children, please! Do you need a time-out?
hittnrunDec 8, 2007
ooohhhhhh, the drama. Get over it, get over yourself and get a fvcking job already
bubotitanDec 9, 2007
Uh no, it's not treason. If the tapes are evidence, then the specific charge is "destruction of evidence".