Yurt
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i just heard on the local news that this didn't happen.....that spain is pressing forword and that the us doj has dropped their case against the 6 and will provide us attorneys to defend them.....
This is the report that I saw, and I hope that it is the correct one:
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Despite recent reports to the contrary, Spains attorney general has now reportedly decided not to prosecute the Bush Six the top legal officials in the Bush administration who allegedly approved the torture of terror suspects. Attorney General Candido Conde-Pumpio said that the United States would be the proper forum for such a case.
If there is a reason to file a complaint against these people, it should be done before local courts with jurisdiction, in other words in the United States, Conde-Pumpio said in a breakfast meeting with journalists, according to The Associated Press.
The Washington Independent » Spain Wont Prosecute Bush Officials After All
But it does say 2:47 pm, and your post is later...
just heard it again....spain is pressing forword and obama and the doj are droping the investigation against the cia waterboarders and will defend them against the spanish....
maybe it is two different groups....
those basque are cool
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