The CIA's post-torture profits

The CIA's post-torture profits

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Monday's release of the long-awaited CIA report on the agency's role in torture and interrogation brought me back to 1967, when I was a high school student opposed to the Vietnam war. Angry that my history teacher was only presenting the official story, I persuaded her to allow my class to read Vietnam! Vietnam!, a powerful indictment of the war by the British reporter Felix Greene.

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Attorney general Eric Holder has now appointed a prosecutor to examine the dozen or so cases where the CIA believes US laws were broken after 9/11.

The 9/11 anti-terror is going to be used a whole lot in the times ahead as an excuse to do 'torture' and other military campaigns against the evil 'terrorists' around the world.

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Thanks Chem. Do you think we will ever get to the bottom of any of that? Do you think it's all just a big show? If Obama allowed the Bush cronies to be prosecuted, wouldn't he be facing the same?

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I think this will be unsolved as Cia people firstly do jobs for the US and if they should injure or kill people in the proccess, they would not be found guilty..imo...

They will be making money tomorrow and the rest of their lifes....