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- Palin se tient contre l'avortement pendant l'Ind. la parole (AP)
- Quel est tout ce chahut de secession dans le Texas ?
- Le capitaine sauvé des USA se dirige à la maison du Kenya (AP)
- DHS issued report on extremism despite concerns (AP)
- Au-dessus - du stade supérieur
- Les relations entre les USA, Cuba semblent dans la portée (AP)
- Les collègues décrivent le tireur en tant que père de famille de plaisanterie (AP)
- Bush a approuvé l'utilisation des insectes dans des interrogations d'al-Qaeda
- Les apostilles de note de Bush définissent Waterboarding en tant que torture
- Susan Boyle - frère Sam
- Trop vieux pour commencer à nouveau ?
- Memos describe CIA's harsh interrogation program (AP)
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Palin se tient contre l'avortement pendant l'Ind. la parole (AP) | Top |
AP - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, speaking at anti-abortion group's dinner, criticized President Barack Obama for supporting abortion rights and challenged the idea that unplanned pregnancies are a nuisance that can be solved by abortion. | |
Quel est tout ce chahut de secession dans le Texas ? | Top |
The Lone Star State doesn't really want to split off. Its governor is just prepping for a tough war against fellow Republican Kay Bailey Hutchinson | |
Le capitaine sauvé des USA se dirige à la maison du Kenya (AP) | Top |
AP - Le capitaine de la marine marchande des États-Unis sauvé par des tireurs isolés de Navy a quitté le Kenya sur un gicleur exécutif avant aube vendredi sur une maison attendue depuis longtemps de voyage en Amérique. | |
DHS issued report on extremism despite concerns (AP) | Top |
AP - Civil liberties officials at the Homeland Security Department did not agree with some of the language in a controversial report on right-wing extremists, but the agency issued the report anyway. | |
Au-dessus - du stade supérieur | Top |
De la nourriture aux agréments, tout dans le nouveau Yankee Stadium est excessif. | |
Les relations entre les USA, Cuba semblent dans la portée (AP) | Top |
AP - Entretiens vers un dégel aux États-Unis - les relations du Cuba ont semblé être une vraie possibilité après les nouveaux présidents des deux pays atteints dehors entre eux avec la langue étonnant franche au sujet de leur désir de rétablir un rapport congelés par 50 ans de guerre froide. | |
Les collègues décrivent le tireur en tant que père de famille de plaisanterie (AP) | Top |
AP - Neighbors and co-workers described a man who police said killed two co-workers and himself at a California hospital as a family man who cracked jokes and smiled a lot. | |
Bush a approuvé l'utilisation des insectes dans des interrogations d'al-Qaeda | Top |
The Bush Administration approved the use of "insects placed in a confinement box" during the interrogation of top Al Qaeda official Abu Zubaydah, according to a 2002 document that President Obama declassified for release Thursday | |
Les apostilles de note de Bush définissent Waterboarding en tant que torture | Top |
With reporting by Stuart Whatley A Bush administration memo from 2005, intended to establish a legal basis for aggressive interrogation techniques, contains a footnote that actually describes waterboarding as falling within the administration's definition of torture. The footnote, found within one of the Office of Legal Council memos released by the Obama administration on Thursday, suggests that officials in the previous White House likely knew that they were torturing terrorism suspects at a time when they claimed to not be involved in such a practice. Bush officials also acknowledged in a different footnote that for a period of time, waterboarding was "used with far greater frequency" and "intensity" than advised, so much so that medical personnel could not confirm the safety of the detainees. Authors of the memo said they instructed interrogators to change their use of the technique to make it more similar to its practice in Marine Corps training. The May 10, 2005, memorandum from the attorney general's office to the CIA defines torture as -- among other things -- activity where a subject suffers prolonged mental harm caused by or resulting from "the threat of imminent death." From there, waterboarding was justified as a technique that, while possibly qualifying as a "threat of imminent death," had "safeguards" in place "that make actual harm quite unlikely." The qualifier seemed to clear the Bush White House of illegality. But in a footnote at the bottom of page 43 of that same memo, the authors dropped the formalities. "For purposes of our analysis," the footnote reads, "we will assume that the physiological sensation of drowning associated with the use of the waterboard may constitute a 'threat of imminent death' within the meaning of sections 2340-2340A." Click for larger version: The admission that waterboarding constitutes a "threat of imminent death," regardless of the safeguards, appears noteworthy. At various points during the Bush presidency, White House officials insisted that waterboarding did not constitute torture. Indeed, throughout the OLC memos, the White House's legal arm sought to advance such an argument. But the footnote suggests that even they saw the act as possibly crossing the red line between harsh interrogation and torturous treatment. The distinction is apparently based upon the subject's knowledge that he or she will not be killed in the process of being waterboarded. But, as the footnote reads, even if "the CIA" informs "a detainee on whom this technique is used that he would not be allowed to drown," waterboarding constitutes a "threat of imminent death" -- the same definition used for torture. Perhaps more troubling is the admission in an earlier footnote that for a period of time, officials involved in waterboarding at detention facilities were performing the technique more severely than was deemed medically safe. On Page 41 of the memo, the authors cite an Inspector General report (it's unclear which one) which notes that "Agency interrogator[s]" had "in some cases" used the waterboard in a manner different than "used in the [the Marine Corps' Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape] SEER training." Click for larger version: "The difference was in the manner in which the detainee's breathing was obstructed," read the footnote, citing the IG report. "At the SERE school and in the DoJ opinion, the subject's airflow is disrupted by the firm application of a damp cloth over the air passages; the interrogator applies a small amount of water to the cloth in a controlled manner. By contrast, the Agency interrogator... applied large volumes of water to a cloth that covered the detainee's mouth and nose." The footnote further explains that medical personnel at the detention facility were not comfortable with the implementation of the waterboard in that form. "'According to [medical officials], there was no a priori reason to believe that applying the waterboard with the frequency and intensity with which it was used by the psychologist/interrogators was either efficacious or medically safe.'" The memo's authors conclude that after considering the IG report, they implemented "a number of changes in the application of the waterboard, including limits on the frequency and cumulative use of the technique." All of which means that, for a period of time, these limits were not in place. OLC memo 2 - Free Legal Forms Become a fan HuffPost Politics on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter. | |
Susan Boyle - frère Sam | Top |
Susan Boyle - la vidéo courte du 0:23 A de Sam de frère au sujet du frère Sam de Susan Boyle a soumis par : Mots-clés mignons de RJJohnson un peu : Vues de Susan Boyle : 25 | |
Trop vieux pour commencer à nouveau ? | Top |
Comme les boomers de bébé atteignent l'âge de retraite, au lieu du saupoudrage outre des vieux clubs de golf et de décider quelles chemises hawaïennes à prendre à la Floride, certains époussettent outre de leurs résumés et décident quel costume à porter à leur entrevue d'emploi. | |
Memos describe CIA's harsh interrogation program (AP) | Top |
AP - The journey into the CIA's most extreme interrogation program began in darkness. | |
Le principal 10 déclare qui payent les la plupart leurs péchés | Top |
Quels états payent les la plupart leurs péchés ? | |
Prix raide des annonces de TV | Top |
TV hits like "American Idol" can charge a lot of cash for a 30-second spot. | |
Le jour approximatif de Palin | Top |
Tandis que le gouvernement Sarah Palin (r) fait une visite de profil haut aux 48 inférieurs aujourd'hui, elle souffre quelques reculs à la maison en Alaska. Toute la ces derniers s'est produite aujourd'hui, s'occupe de vous. Des nouvelles quotidiennes d'Anchorage : La législature de l'Alaska a voté 35 à 23 aujourd'hui pour rejeter la confirmation de Wayne Anthony Ross, sélection de gouvernement Sarah Palin pour l'Attorney General. Selon la recherche législative, le rejet d'aujourd'hui de Ross est la première fois dans l'histoire d'état qu'un chef d'une Agence d'État n'a pas confirmée par la législature. Tous les Democrats dans la législature ont voté contre Ross, mais ils ont été joints par neuf républicains, y compris le président de sénat et le Président de la Chambre. Après : Un de trois gouvernements Sarah de personnes que Palin a recommandée pour un siège du Sénat vide d'état pour Juneau retire son nom. Le bureau du gouverneur jeudi a indiqué que Joe Nelson se retire en tant que candidat. Dans une lettre à Palin, le Nelson dit qu'il est clair que le sénat Democrats ne soutiendra aucun candidat qui pas appui total par le parti Democratic de Juneau. Et finalement : La législature a rejeté le dénommé de gouvernement Sarah Palin pour le conseil qui décide comment le crochet des saumons de l'Alaska, du flétan et d'autres poissons devrait être divisé entre le film publicitaire, le sport et les pêcheurs personnels d'utilisation. Se réunissant en session commune jeudi, les législateurs ont voté 42-16 pour rejeter Brent Johnson de palourde Gulch pour le conseil de la pêche. Le vrai coup est le rejet d'Attorney General. Que l'histoire a obtenu une certaine diffusion sur des nouvelles nationales de câble, et les issues au jeu pourraient s'attarder quand elle cherche la réélection, et cherchent potentiellement le bureau national. Les autres deux semblent marginalement importants, mais l'idée de la législature Palin de reproche d'une telle manière met aujourd'hui certainement une bosselure dans son image à la maison et nationalement. Aucun doute, Palin n'est heureux d'être à Evansville ce soir. | |
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