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First off, I'm sorry for the lack of posts. I've been very busy at work and had some problems with homeless terrorists. Speaking of which...
The Justice Department is moving forward with criminal investigations relating to CIA interrogations of two detainees who died in the agency's custody. The decision, announced by Attorney General Eric Holder, is the result of a nearly two-year preliminary review into the Bush-era interrogations by prosecutor John Durham.
>Well, at least someone has been working
The investigation into CIA practices, first announced in August 2009, outraged some lawmakers concerned about the precedent the Obama administration could set by investigating the war-time actions of its predecessor.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/06/30/justice-department-to-conduct-full-probe-cia-interrogations/
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Wanted: Women ages 18-26, who are at least 5-foot-5 and whose weight is proportional to that height. Must have good physical and mental health. Knowledge of English is a plus.
The job? A new, all-female tourist police force proposed for Guerrero's most popular visitor destinations, including Acapulco.
>Sexism, sexism everywhere! Fortunately, no fatties.
"We are designing a gorgeous uniform that can distinguish us like the police in London, for example, so that Acapulco can have an additional visual attraction to what we already have," Almonte said.
The tourist police will not be armed, and their function will be mostly to deter crime and to act as a guide for visitors, Gatica said.
Read more: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/06/29/mexico.women.police/index.html
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One of the French hostages released by the Taliban in Afghanistan on Wednesday says he believes there was an exchange deal involving money and prisoners. Mr Ghesquiere and cameraman Stephane Taponier were kidnapped with an interpreter, Reza Din, in Kapisa province in December 2009.
>Napoleon died a long time ago, why didn't they retreat back to France?
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement that the French government had tried to get the journalists released "through the use of force... but their efforts proved futile and the enemy was forced to retreat suffering heavy casualties".
>Failed.
Read more: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13985354
First off, I'm sorry for the lack of posts. I've been very busy at work and had some problems with homeless terrorists. Speaking of which...
Justice Department Launches Criminal Probe Into Deaths During CIA Interrogations
The Justice Department is moving forward with criminal investigations relating to CIA interrogations of two detainees who died in the agency's custody. The decision, announced by Attorney General Eric Holder, is the result of a nearly two-year preliminary review into the Bush-era interrogations by prosecutor John Durham.
>Well, at least someone has been working
The investigation into CIA practices, first announced in August 2009, outraged some lawmakers concerned about the precedent the Obama administration could set by investigating the war-time actions of its predecessor.
>What an awesome excuse, huh. "Obama, please, don't investigate too much, you seem too tired. Please, relax."
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/06/30/justice-department-to-conduct-full-probe-cia-interrogations/
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Mexican state wants all-female tourist police force
Wanted: Women ages 18-26, who are at least 5-foot-5 and whose weight is proportional to that height. Must have good physical and mental health. Knowledge of English is a plus.
The job? A new, all-female tourist police force proposed for Guerrero's most popular visitor destinations, including Acapulco.
>Sexism, sexism everywhere! Fortunately, no fatties.
"We are designing a gorgeous uniform that can distinguish us like the police in London, for example, so that Acapulco can have an additional visual attraction to what we already have," Almonte said.
>Fuck what? Do you want policewomen or models?
The tourist police will not be armed, and their function will be mostly to deter crime and to act as a guide for visitors, Gatica said.
>That explains everything. They'll guide tourists to the brothel.
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Taliban freed French hostages 'for prisoners and money'
One of the French hostages released by the Taliban in Afghanistan on Wednesday says he believes there was an exchange deal involving money and prisoners. Mr Ghesquiere and cameraman Stephane Taponier were kidnapped with an interpreter, Reza Din, in Kapisa province in December 2009.
>Napoleon died a long time ago, why didn't they retreat back to France?
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement that the French government had tried to get the journalists released "through the use of force... but their efforts proved futile and the enemy was forced to retreat suffering heavy casualties".
>Failed.
Read more: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13985354
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Deveria ter policias assim em São Paulo :p
Não é de hoje que leio notícias que CIA/FBI exageram nos interrogatórios.
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