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Intelligence: Use and Abuse

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Liberty Cap Press

First we heard that Hosni Mubarak lapsed into a coma immediately after his final speech to the nation, right before power was transferred to his vice-president, as reported by Al Arabiya. Now comes word that the recently-ousted former President of

News Link • Global Reported By Tracy Twyman
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The PPJ Gazette

The CIA has recently released the “family jewels” that detail a number of operations in which the Company offended societal norms or actually violated laws. Even then, it appears to be a highly censored gloss on known ancient surreptitious actions. C

News Link • Global Reported By Marti Oakley
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www.drscoundrels.com

New article - Tired of the people who seem to not give a damn if the terrorists walk in and kill you and yours? Read this for a wake up call that will have your fist pumping in agreement. Time to WAKE UP AND SCREAM at these people!

News Link • Global Reported By Rich Hilts
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The Daily Beast

In a nondescript suite of government offices not far from the Pentagon, nearly 120 intelligence analysts, FBI agents, and others are at work—24 hours a day, seven days a week—on the frontlines of the government’s secret war against WikiLeaks. Dubb

News Link • Global Reported By Richard Deyoung
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Julian Sanchez

Under the threat of a veto by President Obama, the committee stripped from the 2010 Intelligence Authorization Act a provision that would have clarified the authority of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to review U.S. intelligence agencies.

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Ron Paul

Our foreign policy is not only bankrupting us, but actively creating and antagonizing enemies of the US, and compromising our national security. Spending more on programs and initiatives does not improve things for us; it makes them much much worse.

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Glenn Greenwald

If we empower a massive private industry this way to gorge on unchecked power and huge private profits at the public expense, all derived from Endless War and civil liberties abridgments, why would one expect anything other than Endless War and civil

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Spencer Ackerman and Noah Shachtman

U.S. spy agencies, the State Department and the White House had a collective panic attack Friday over a new Washington Post exposé on the intelligence-industrial complex. Reporters Dana Priest and William Arkin let it drop Monday morning.

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