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Saturday, September 23, 2006

Today, a headline to gag a maggot

yesterday, it was a quote to gag a maggot...
GOP Upbeat on Terror-Trial Bill
House Leaders Satisfied With Bush-Senate Compromise

By Charles Babington and Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writers
Saturday, September 23, 2006; Page A06

House GOP leaders signaled yesterday that they are satisfied with the main elements of a bill on military trials negotiated Thursday by dissident Republican senators and White House officials, and they predicted that Congress will pass the measure before adjourning next week.

"upbeat" on torture... how sweet... i'm SOOOO glad they're satisfied and happy... traitors... all of 'em...

now, let's see what's behind door #3...

On Rough Treatment, a Rough Accord

By R. Jeffrey Smith
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, September 23, 2006; Page A06

Draft legislation to create a new system of military courts for terrorism suspects would allow prosecutors to introduce at future trials confessions that were obtained through "cruel, unusual, or inhumane" interrogations by the CIA or the military before 2005, but not afterward.

The legislation would also allow defense attorneys to challenge the use of hearsay information obtained through coercive interrogations in distant countries only if they can prove it is unreliable, a daunting task if the information consists of written statements from people the lawyers have no right to confront in court.

SOOOOO much to be satisfied about... boot the bastards out, white house, congress, all of 'em...

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