Graham backing up Pelosi's story = CIA IS LYING ....................PERIOD!!!

Also, it's a great political move....what are KKKons gonna say? Yeah we knew they were torturing and didn't say crap?

Now torture is a bad thing and Pelosi and Graham need to shift this back to reThugs ASAP, they HAVE to have some type of message discipline or they go down with Bush crimes.





****Coincidence Theory Alert*****- health care debate is coming up and the GOP has been threatened with being thrown into jail if they don't cooperate or at the least an investigation that will end next year months before congressional races conclude labeling kkkons as the party of stupid AND torture. Instead the GOP doesn't want to be threatened by it so they use their message discipline to paint Pelosi in a corner knowing the DNC has NO MESSAGE DISCIPLINE to this day and can't fight back.

...against the Bush admins onslaught of ass covering

KPETE - It's easy! If the CIA says 1 thing & Sen Graham says another, then the CIA is lying- (James Fallows)
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x5662884

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The CIA vs. Sen. Bob Graham: how to keep score at home
James Fallows

14 May 2009 07:49 pm
It's easy! If the CIA says one thing and former Sen. Graham says another, then the CIA is lying. Or, "in error," if you prefer.

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babsbunny - Ex-CIA Official: Agency Brass Lied to Congress About Interrogations
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x5662757

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Friday 15 May 2009

by: Jason Leopold, t r u t h o u t | Repor

"A CIA employee of two decades, McCarthy became convinced that 'CIA people had lied' in that briefing, as one of her friends said later, not only because the agency had conducted abusive interrogations but also because its policies authorized treatment that she considered cruel, inhumane or degrading."

Last month, former CIA Director Michael Hayden and former Attorney General Michael Mukasey sharply criticized President Obama's decision to release four "torture" memos, writing in an op-ed published in The Wall Street Journal that the "disclosure of the techniques is likely to be met by faux outrage, and is perfectly packaged for media consumption."

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