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EFerrari

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36. A frame that allows you to skirt the Obama administration's culpability entirely.

Reply to cstanleytech (Reply #20)

Fri Jan 20, 2012, 04:55 PM

Jan 2012

Seriously, enlighten yourself.

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U.N. complaint alleges illegal pressure on Spain to stop Bush torture trials [View all] kpete Jan 2012 OP

They will have to start pressuring the French judicial system. A French Judge sabrina 1 Jan 2012 #1

Wikileaks is on the side of justice. What side is the Obama administration on? qb Jan 2012 #2

The American side. cstanleytech Jan 2012 #9

Which America is that? The one Lionessa Jan 2012 #13

"Which American side are you thinking about?" There is only one such "side" in the end as cstanleytech Jan 2012 #24

You live in a dream world. Good luck with that. Lionessa Jan 2012 #25

No...a dream world would be believing Obama had a magic wand and could fix the country cstanleytech Jan 2012 #27

There are so many splits in this country, so stoked by so many, that to jump on the splits Lionessa Jan 2012 #28

Yeah 1% sure wish that we'd get out of their way, but I hope we don't Lionessa Jan 2012 #29

Yeah, because if Obama got out of the way of the Spanish judges and did NOT pressure them fasttense Jan 2012 #30

That sounds exactly like what Mitt Romney said _ed_ Jan 2012 #32

well when mittens said that newspeak Jan 2012 #35

america fuck yeah frylock Jan 2012 #23

You sound happy that pocoloco Jan 2012 #31

"allegations of improper influence...authored by the Bush and Obama administrations..." Wrong side, Lionessa Jan 2012 #12

Free Bradley Manning! Lint Head Jan 2012 #3

Sorry but if Manning revealed secrets cstanleytech Jan 2012 #10

I take it you agree micraphone Jan 2012 #11

Except the issue isnt about our treatment of other countries but rather did he break the law and cstanleytech Jan 2012 #19

Under your logic, so did Daniel Ellsberg _ed_ Jan 2012 #34

Yeah, secrets like the Obama administration (not just Bush) interfering with the judicial process. EFerrari Jan 2012 #16

Oh, please enlighten me on how if Manning provided this information to wikileaks that he cstanleytech Jan 2012 #20

Oh, please enlighten me on how if Daniel Ellsberg provided this information to the NYT that he _ed_ Jan 2012 #33

To update you a bit this is about manning, not ellsberg though cstanleytech Jan 2012 #37

A frame that allows you to skirt the Obama administration's culpability entirely. EFerrari Jan 2012 #36

You might not want to toss stones at me or others so fast since cstanleytech Jan 2012 #38

K&R Solly Mack Jan 2012 #4

Du rec. Nt xchrom Jan 2012 #5

Well they subverted the course of justice here in the US zeemike Jan 2012 #6

Please note who this happened under - Hell Hath No Fury Jan 2012 #7

I've usually supported the UN but this kind of shit undermines their credibility. nt tpsbmam Jan 2012 #8

Take it up with the State Department. They documented EFerrari Jan 2012 #17

That's odd gratuitous Jan 2012 #14

Hillary herself said Cablegate revealed no government wrongdoing. EFerrari Jan 2012 #18

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. OnyxCollie Jan 2012 #21

PLease email this to your Senators and Obama annm4peace Jan 2012 #15

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Jan 2012 #22

A must kick + R. n/t deacon Jan 2012 #26