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WASHINGTON — The House Intelligence
\n Committee will look into a possible leak of classified information about
\n secret CIA prisons but will not reopen its 2003 inquiry into prewar intelligence
\n on Iraq.<\/p>\n
As calls for intelligence-related reviews grow on Capitol Hill, Representative
\n Peter Hoekstra, Republican of Michigan, said yesterday that his committee
\n will study several specific leaks of classified information, including
\n a Nov. 2 Washington Post story that discussed the existence of secret CIA
\n prisons overseas.<\/p>\n
The story said the ”black sites" were in eight countries, including
\n democracies in Eastern Europe.<\/p>\n
Hoekstra would not confirm the story’s accuracy or whether the prisons
\n exist.<\/p>\n
Absolutely Orwellian! In the face of criminal and possibly Honor, wherefore art thou! We ache with longing to be from the <\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" WASHINGTON — The House Intelligence Committee will look into a possible leak of classified information about secret CIA prisons but will not reopen its 2003 inquiry into prewar intelligence on Iraq. As calls for intelligence-related reviews grow on Capitol Hill, … Continue reading
\n treasonous malfeasance and misdirection at the highest levels of government
\n which have led this great country to the brink of a historic disaster
\n and already cost thousands of American lives, the Republicans in the
\n House are only worried
\n about who leaked the fact that our government is maintaining secret torture
\n prisons around the world for the expressed intent of violating US law
\n and international treaties we have signed and pledged to honor.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n able to once again feel clean and proud and honored to call ourself
\n an American. It seems so long ago, so sad, so sad……<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Boston Globe<\/a><\/p>\n