CIA = non public info. thats they way it SHOULD be imo.
so ramm, to answer your question...
NUNYA
so ramm, to answer your question...
NUNYA
and I do think the Care Cup is empty.usmarine wrote:
CIA = non public info. thats they way it SHOULD be imo.
so ramm, to answer your question...
NUNYA
Thats the thing Ken, we can't just be giving access to CIA file to just anyone. They erased the tapes because if they would have been leaked out Agents live would have been at stake. Sometimes you just have to live with it.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
That's what I'm getting at though - we just take the CIA's word that the tapes erased didn't cover Gitmo? There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.FEOS wrote:
Actually, they've already covered that. The judge's ruling was specific to Gitmo. The tapes erased did not pertain to Gitmo.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Right, and one thing this lawsuit will probably answer is whether or not those tapes were legally erased. Just because the CIA says they had no value does not mean they had the authority to erase them against the judge's ruling.
We also have intelligence oversight committees for this very thing. It's not up to the CIA to police itself. We set up committees through legislation like FISA so that these agencies aren't allowed to police themselves. There is virtually no transparency. Until there is, questions will be asked and stories like these will upset people. It's not like Intelligence Oversight Committees routinely leak classified information (unlike some people).SgtHeihn wrote:
Thats the thing Ken, we can't just be giving access to CIA file to just anyone. They erased the tapes because if they would have been leaked out Agents live would have been at stake. Sometimes you just have to live with it.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
That's what I'm getting at though - we just take the CIA's word that the tapes erased didn't cover Gitmo? There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.FEOS wrote:
Actually, they've already covered that. The judge's ruling was specific to Gitmo. The tapes erased did not pertain to Gitmo.
Then the Prosecution needs to contact them and have them look into it. A court room is not the place to be airing that stuff.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
We also have intelligence oversight committees for this very thing. It's not up to the CIA to police itself. We set up committees through legislation like FISA so that these agencies aren't allowed to police themselves. There is virtually no transparency. Until there is, questions will be asked and stories like these will upset people. It's not like Intelligence Oversight Committees routinely leak classified information (unlike some people).SgtHeihn wrote:
Thats the thing Ken, we can't just be giving access to CIA file to just anyone. They erased the tapes because if they would have been leaked out Agents live would have been at stake. Sometimes you just have to live with it.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
That's what I'm getting at though - we just take the CIA's word that the tapes erased didn't cover Gitmo? There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.
you want transparency for a spy agency?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.
Yeah it's not like the FISA was passed for any other reason than crazy Californians.usmarine wrote:
you want transparency for a spy agency?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.
man there really is something in the air or water in kalifornia
so then what are you complaining about? that not enough for you? you want a tour with an all access pass?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Yeah it's not like the FISA was passed for any other reason than crazy Californians.usmarine wrote:
you want transparency for a spy agency?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.
man there really is something in the air or water in kalifornia
He's not ignoring the fact that the government of his country does it as well. What you seem to be ignoring is the fact that a bad deed done by a multitude of people is still a bad deed, and complaining about a bad deed is not any less valid because the bad deed is done elsewhere, too.Poseidon wrote:
Which is precisely what you're doing.rammunition wrote:
O, the american extremists sympathizers have arrived and are trying to pavoid the question/change the answer/blame someone else.
whats new then
Ignoring the fact that your own country does it and then placing the blame elsewhere.
And then when someone calls you out for it, you say "stick to the topic" or some other nonsensical bullshit.
You're a reeeeeeeeeeally bad troll. I mean shit, you don't even get people pissed off at you. People just laugh at you, and nobody takes you seriously. Talk to Uzique, he could give you some tips. He's been pretty successful.
I think he wants legal transparency for any government organisation. Is the concept of government accountability really contrary to your political views?usmarine wrote:
you want transparency for a spy agency?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
There is a lack of transparency, which should be addressed.
man there really is something in the air or water in kalifornia
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why do you quote all of that? you think i read everything you people say?mikkel wrote:
I think he wants legal transparency for any government organisation. Is the concept of government accountability really contrary to your political views?
mikkel wrote:
He's not ignoring the fact that the government of his country does it as well. What you seem to be ignoring is the fact that a bad deed done by a multitude of people is still a bad deed, and complaining about a bad deed is not any less valid because the bad deed is done elsewhere, too.mikkel wrote:
Poseidon wrote:
Which is precisely what you're doing.
Ignoring the fact that your own country does it and then placing the blame elsewhere.
And then when someone calls you out for it, you say "stick to the topic" or some other nonsensical bullshit.
You're a reeeeeeeeeeally bad troll. I mean shit, you don't even get people pissed off at you. People just laugh at you, and nobody takes you seriously. Talk to Uzique, he could give you some tips. He's been pretty successful.
There are plenty of sensible arguments for why many of the things that rammunition posts are insane, but this is absolutely not one of them.
If you knew anything about his post history, you'd know it's EXACTLY what he does. He posts either 1) very selective incidents that happened within the US military and then goes on to generalize every American on the actions of those few, ignoring the fact that many selective incidents just like what he posted have happened with British troops in Iraq as well or 2) Posts something like this whilst ignoring what his own country's equivilent does which is either the same thing or very similar.rammunition wrote:
O, the american extremists sympathizers have arrived and are trying to avoid the question/change the answer/blame someone else.
whats new then
Dude, read the article and all the responses in the thread - the CIA destroyed the tapes. No independant oversight group evaluated the tapes. The CIA made the tapes then destroyed them and said they weren't relevant.usmarine wrote:
so then what are you complaining about? that not enough for you? you want a tour with an all access pass?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Yeah it's not like the FISA was passed for any other reason than crazy Californians.usmarine wrote:
you want transparency for a spy agency?
man there really is something in the air or water in kalifornia
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fixed because it hurts for you to say itTurquoise wrote:
I see where mikkel is coming from, but Marine is correct...
finger yourself tbh.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
No independant oversight group evaluated the tapes.
its amazing how much you cry about that. i dont need more than a few lines. transparency for a spy agency is stupid imo. its that simple. no need for anymore text.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Drop a line and troll another thread pl0x.
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just a tad arrogant, eh?usmarine wrote:
fixed because it hurts for you to say itTurquoise wrote:
I see where mikkel is coming from, but Marine is correct...
how? show me where that worked please.Turquoise wrote:
Oversight is also an important part of dealing with things like terror as well.
COINTELPROusmarine wrote:
its amazing how much you cry about that. i dont need more than a few lines. transparency for a spy agency is stupid imo. its that simple. no need for anymore text.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Drop a line and troll another thread pl0x.
COINTELPRO is a good example as Ken showed, and so is MKULTRA.usmarine wrote:
how? show me where that worked please.Turquoise wrote:
Oversight is also an important part of dealing with things like terror as well.
I can show you where no oversight worked.....afghanistan in the early to mid 80's.
I can also show you where oversight failed...9/11.
like i said. after afghanistan the spy agencies became a mess of what was legal and what was not. you can link whatever you want, i just dont agree.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
COINTELPROusmarine wrote:
its amazing how much you cry about that. i dont need more than a few lines. transparency for a spy agency is stupid imo. its that simple. no need for anymore text.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Drop a line and troll another thread pl0x.
An example of government SPY agencies engaging in ILLEGAL activities. One of the reasons FISA was enacted.
better idea: let the CIA roam free, I'm sure they got some genetic code going that doesn't allow them to abuse powerusmarine wrote:
finger yourself tbh.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
No independant oversight group evaluated the tapes.
and lol at that statement. i find that retarded at best. friggin politicize it with bureaucrats. what a great idea.