Note that the U.S. government, which had this information all along, only now feels pressed into action since human rights groups got their hands on the memo. Why not before? Is the law broken only when the public finds out about it?
You know a discourse nears totalization and hegemony when it begins to consume and incorporate all other narratives. When climate "change" was a veiled way of speaking of loss habitats, suffering agriculture, threats to human health, toxicity, pollution and increased cancer...then it was not so much of a problem. But now that it is a "national security" issue, let's all prick up our ears and pay serious attention!
contradicting, with facts, Washington Post article that alleges that a tortured detainee in fact became a "valuable asset."
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National security, surveillance, threats, paranoia, alarm, fear, regimentation
Updated on Apr 02, 16
Created on Aug 09, 09
Category: Government & Politics
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