Hey, remember back in March when Senate Intelligence Committee chair Dianne Feinstein, who is usually all "Oh, yes, I just love the spying and the security and how they keep us free, here, please have more money," actually got pretty pissed at the CIA
So now will some brave soul in the Senate (HAhahahaaaaHAW!) admit that the CIA's been blackmailing them all along? Brother Lindsay, you want to start?
The nice thing about doing something shitty, then saying it's beyond the scope of reason, and then admitting to it later anyway, is that about 40% of the public lost you at "beyond the scope of reason" and remembers it right there.
...<strong>QUESTION</strong>: to all the NEOCON&#039;s that assert that torture is &quot;legal&quot;, why would the CIA be so concerned about senators finding out about it, that they are willing to break the law and hack in their computers? <strong>SECONDLY</strong>: lemme get this straight, the Bush administration broke the law to find out whether or not the Senate knew that they were breaking the law and then technically perjured themselves to cover it up during senate hearings? Does anyone got jail in politics nowadays?!?!?
The best time to admit something quietly is five months after everyone forgot about it and during a couple other crises.
So now will some brave soul in the Senate (HAhahahaaaaHAW!) admit that the CIA&#039;s been blackmailing them all along? Brother Lindsay, you want to start?
I&#039;m sure my pics and google image searches blinded a couple agents over there. Sorry &#039;bout that.
Actually it was &quot;<i>How to</i> can my vagina fart&quot;
Her husband has some defense contractor connections.
The nice thing about doing something shitty, then saying it&#039;s beyond the scope of reason, and then admitting to it later anyway, is that about 40% of the public lost you at &quot;beyond the scope of reason&quot; and remembers it right there.
...<strong>QUESTION</strong>: to all the NEOCON&#039;s that assert that torture is &quot;legal&quot;, why would the CIA be so concerned about senators finding out about it, that they are willing to break the law and hack in their computers? <strong>SECONDLY</strong>: lemme get this straight, the Bush administration broke the law to find out whether or not the Senate knew that they were breaking the law and then technically perjured themselves to cover it up during senate hearings? Does anyone got jail in politics nowadays?!?!?
Eh, not to worry. I&#039;m sure the CIA has learned their lesson (about not covering their tracks) and is very sorry (they got caught).
This is finally the time that Senate Intelligence Committee chair Dianne Feinstein will spring into action and rein in the NSA - right...?
At least as qualified as Issa.