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originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: facedye
I give you all the evidence needed, links to follow up and you just dismiss it.
It appears that it is you reaching.
originally posted by: Grambler
First, the writer of your snopes article is a Hillary defender through and through, and has shown herself to be extremely biased.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: Xcathdra
So you're suggesting that snopes forged this document that can be found on the New York City Register?
What are the broader ramifications of her statement? That there's an international elite that can blow you up anywhere, anytime? That's global domination. Why is no one alarmed by this?
Extraordinary rendition, also called irregular rendition, is the government-sponsored abduction and extrajudicial transfer of a person from one country to another.[1] It is most prominently carried out by the United States government, often with the collusion of other countries: overall, 54 countries are known to have been involved with US extraordinary renditions.[1][2][3] In the United States, the first well-known rendition case was that of an airline hijacker abducted in Italy and brought to the U.S. for trial, authorized by President Ronald Reagan.[4] President Bill Clinton authorized extraordinary rendition to nations known to practice torture, called torture by proxy.[5] The administration of President George W. Bush renditioned hundreds of so-called illegal combatants for torture by proxy, and to US controlled sites for an extensive torture and interrogation program under the euphemism enhanced interrogation.[6]
After the attacks against the United States of September 11, 2001, the Central Intelligence Agency conspired with dozens of governments to build a secret extraordinary rendition and detention program that spanned the globe. Extraordinary rendition is the transfer—without legal process—of a detainee to the custody of a foreign government for purposes of detention and interrogation. The program was intended to protect America. But, as described in the Open Society Justice Initiative’s new report, it stripped people of their most basic rights, facilitated gruesome forms of torture, at times captured the wrong people, and debased the United States’ human rights reputation world-wide. To date, the United States and the vast majority of the other governments involved—more than 50 in all—have refused to acknowledge their participation, compensate the victims, or hold accountable those most responsible for the program and its abuses. Here are 20 additional facts from the new report that expose just how brutal and mistaken the program was:
High level politics is not a TV show.
Assange is basically a spy.
Government Spying for Commercial Gain Mark Burton With the end of the Cold War, the roles and missions of US intelligence organizations are under scrutiny. Assumptions that presuppose the primacy of economic competitiveness in the post-Cold War era are spurring a reevaluation of the traditional view that the US Government should not use its intelligence assets to give US companies competitive advantages over foreign firms.....
Yes Edward Snowden should be executed for commiting treason
You got a problem with executing someone who commits treason? I do not.
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: Grambler
Yet she says she can't recall. Doesn't that seem like she is at least saying there is a possibility she said it? And if she thinks she may have said it, it probably means she at least thought it.
She probably did say it. If she didn't say it publicly she definitely said it privately. Assassinating Assange was a VERY popular idea it's why he nearly won Time's Man of the Year in 2010, because he was this lone man standing up to governments. Governments didn't like this, and they were ready to push back hard.
Would it not be Australia's comfortable lifestyle?