Detainee Claims He Saw Bin Laden Earlier This Year
The BBC is reporting that a Taliban detainee in Pakistan claims to have information about Osama Bin Laden’s whereabouts earlier this year. Although
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AlQaeda founder launches fierce attack on Osama bin Laden
[Political Opinion]One of al-Qaeda's founding leaders, Dr Fadl, has begun an ideological revolt against Osama bin Laden, blaming him for "every drop" of blood spilt in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Why Bush should be tried for war crimes
[World News]"Bush's violations of the Constitution as well as domestic and international law have besmirched the reputation of the United States," Haas writes. "In so doing, they have accomplished a goal of which the Al Qaeda terrorists only dreamed-to transform the United States into a rogue nation feared by the rest of the world and loved by almost none."...
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BREAKING: Secret White House Memos Endorsed Waterboarding
[World News]The Bush administration issued a pair of secret memos to the CIA in 2003 and 2004 that explicitly endorsed the agency's use of interrogation techniques such as waterboarding against al-Qaeda suspects. The memos were the first -- and, for years, the only -- tangible expressions of the administration's consent to torture.
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McCain Didn't Think Osama Bin Laden Was A Bad Guy In 1998!!
[Political Opinion]Entry showing that John McCain questioned whether Osama bin Laden was a bad guy in September 1998, right after the August 7th, 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Africa by Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda.
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Bush quietly seeks to make war powers permanent
[Political News]Buried in a recent Administration proposal is a sentence that affirms the United States remains in a state of permanent war with al Qaeda and "associated organizations." If passed by Congress, it could give him and future presidents unrestricted power to continue wiretapping, torture, and detain Americans and 'enemy combatants' without charge.
