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By Dan Eggen, Washington Post No more than four Justice Department officials had access to details of the Bush administration’s warrantless surveillance program when the department deemed portions of it illegal, following a pattern of poor consultation that helped create a “legal mess,” a former Justice official told Congress yesterday. Jack L. Goldsmith, former head…
Penetrating Review of Bush-Correa Activities In Latin America! Only omits ExxonMobil’s recent suit v Venezuela (either at the behest of Bush & CIA or with their fully support & connivance)…
Bush & Uribe v. Chavez & Correa By Stephen LendmanGlobal Research, March 9, 2008 Copyright Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2008 Copyright 2005-2007 GlobalResearch.ca Call it another salvo in Bush v. Chavez with Ecuador’s Raphael Correa as a secondary target and Colombia’s Alvaro Uribe as a proxy aggressor. The Ecuadorean incursion was no ordinary cross-border raid….
Conyers: Justice Dept. fails to comply with subpoena
therawstory Michael Roston, Published: Monday April 16, 2007 The Justice Department failed to comply with a subpoena issued by the House Judiciary Committee last week, RAW STORY has learned. The subpoena sought documents related to the firing of 8 US Attorneys by the Justice Department.
Governor Deval Patrick (D-MA) favors impeachment
The Free Press Governor of Massachusetts favors impeachment by Robert Feuer “Deval, what’s your view on state action for impeachment of Bush and Cheney?” His chagrin quickly changed to excitement, as he explained that as an active member of the NGA, National Governor’s Association, he was aware that the organization is angry with the DNC,…
Justice employees’ membership in GOP group seen as ‘inappropriate’
Josh Catone, rawstory.com As scrutiny increases on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, a new report reveals that dozens of Bush appointees are members of a partisan organization of lawyers. The appointees and civil servants include “at least 25 in the Justice Department, nine in the Department of Defense and others in the Labor and Commerce departments,…
