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On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 10:00:40 -0400, JustWait penned the following well
considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

|What the hell is the problem.. FACT: The ACLU took pictures of covert
|CIA agents and their families, and showed them to prisoners in Gitmo.
|They admitted it on their website, what is so hard to understand about
|that???

The problem is........ FACTS!

Please post a citation that shows:

1) CIA agent's families were photographed

2) that the ACLU showed the photographs to the detainees

3) that any laws were broken.

If what you described actually happened, I'd be ****ed and somebody,
maybe LOTS of somebodies ought to be headed straight to jail.

However, the only thing I can verify is that the photos were taken by
researchers hired by the John Adams Project, a joint effort of the
American Civil Liberties Union and the National Association of
Criminal Defense Lawyers, to SUPPORT MILITARY COUNSEL.

The rest of the allegations are, as far as I can determine,
unsubstantiated. Here is some information:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...l?hpid=topnews
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009...tmo-detainees/
Yup, and their front page (aclu.org) last week had a link to an article
stating that they did just that, but were sure it was not illegal... Or
maybe they already have assurances from Holden... no, that would never
happen. snerk

So now you are against someone trying to support military lawyers??????
Why, because they are liberal?? Again, why not answer, where are the
cites for these alleged photos of CIA agents families? Where are the
cites for the allegations that the ACLU showed said photos to detainees
at Gitmo? Do you really think that they could get away with something
like that???

No, and I hope they will not. But if it is reported as much as the
recent ACORN tapes, no mention in the MSM, the result will be the same.

Are you going to answer the questions? YOU said that the ACLU took
pictures of CIA agents and their families and showed them to the
detainees at Gitmo. Do you really think that could happen and there'd be
no documentation, no resistance from government officials, no complaints
by the alleged CIA agents or their families?

Don't you get it... There was complaints by the CIA, ignored, there was
resistance from Government officials, ignored by the congressional
leadership, there were complaints, you just need to expand your news
intake to someone who is not actively campaigning for Obama policy...

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