After telling Congress that DOJ doesn't need their "help" in getting to the bottom of the destruction of the CIA "torture tapes" they tell District Judge Henry Kennedy that the investigations of DOJ and Congress would be interfered with if he gets too involved. Huh? Additionally, they claim that Judge Kennedy's Order on preservation of evidence didn't apply to these tapes because by the time the two got to Cuba the tapes had already been destroyed. The ACLU surely doesn't concur with this line of "reasoning" as they've asked the Court to hold the CIA in contempt. My guess is Bu$hCo is simply stalling on the other two branches but with this administration's track record, plus their radical view of Executive power, one never knows. Peace ... or War!
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Judge Kennedy asked to trust DOJ on CIA tapes
After telling Congress that DOJ doesn't need their "help" in getting to the bottom of the destruction of the CIA "torture tapes" they tell District Judge Henry Kennedy that the investigations of DOJ and Congress would be interfered with if he gets too involved. Huh? Additionally, they claim that Judge Kennedy's Order on preservation of evidence didn't apply to these tapes because by the time the two got to Cuba the tapes had already been destroyed. The ACLU surely doesn't concur with this line of "reasoning" as they've asked the Court to hold the CIA in contempt. My guess is Bu$hCo is simply stalling on the other two branches but with this administration's track record, plus their radical view of Executive power, one never knows. Peace ... or War!
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