CIA Detention and Interrogation Program event
also: CIA's post 9-11 detention interrogation program, torture program, enhanced interrogation techniques
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CIAintelligence service · 5U.S. Congressorganization · 1The New York Timesorganization · 1The Washington Postorganization · 1Susan Carnabyperson · 1Federation of American Scientistsorganization · 1
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CIA covered_up
CIA Detention and Interrogation Program documented
“The declassified version was released in December of 2014. Makes clear the CIA officials attempted to play the media like a fiddle and selected certain aspects of the classified program for release. The CIA manipulated the rules on classifi…”
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and a threat. Susan Carnaby's quest for justice for her husband ultimately came up short. Her lawsuit was dismissed by the court without merits of her case being heard by a jury because of quote unquote qualified immunity. Chapter seven, du…
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The CIA's post 9-11 detention interrogation program shines a light on the details of the program. Waterboarding, rectal feeding, sleep deprivation, coffin cells, and various other things to include people coming out of these sessions with b…
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The declassified version was released in December of 2014. Makes clear the CIA officials attempted to play the media like a fiddle and selected certain aspects of the classified program for release. The CIA manipulated the rules on classifi…
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The Senate report cites many examples. The CIA Office of Public Affairs and senior CIA officials coordinated to share classified information on CIA's detention and interrogation program to select members of the media to counter public criti…
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In seeking to shape press reporting on the CIA detention and interrogation program, CIA officers and CIA Office of Public Affairs provided unattributed background information on the program to journalists for books, articles, broadcasts, in…
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had provided background information, published this classified information, the CIA did not, as a matter of policy, submit any crime reports or even complain because they had provided the information for release. One of those was a correspo…
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We either get out and sell or we get hammered, which has implications beyond the media. Congress reads it, cuts our authorities, messes up our budget. We either put out our story or we get eaten. There's no middle ground. They actually wrot…
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authorized and directed by the CIA's Office of Public Affairs, unquote. So the information leaked to the media via these quote-unquote authorized leaks of classified information on operations of the CIA detention interrogation program and t…
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So in essence, the CIA operated as a propaganda machine, laundering classified information that you and I would go to jail for saying, as part of a larger effort to deceive the American public of the shortcomings that they knew about of the…