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Prove it Levin.... release the memos, un-redacted.
Prove it Levin.... release the memos, un-redacted.
There you go folks; another compelling Liberal argument to say the least; thank you for illustrating it so well.
That Levin! LOL
I was worried for a second and thought you meant Mark Levin.
Snap Dude! You, meant this Levin! LOL... Obvious Child's Grand Ma...
The political hack from MI.
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There you go folks; another compelling Liberal argument to say the least; thank you for illustrating it so well.
So one of the biggest morons and liars sitting in the Congress today should be taken at his word? You make me laugh.
Prove it Levin.... release the memos, un-redacted.
Hear Hear!!!!!!
Isn't it what us liberals have been asking for all along?
I know, isn't it silly how now it's very chic to demand the government to declassify the memos and undermine national security!
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Sort of the same way it's now very chic among democrats to keep them classified despite just 6 months ago screaming that they wanted everything declassified...
Sort of the same way it's now very chic among democrats to keep them classified despite just 6 months ago screaming that they wanted everything declassified...
Levin calls Cheneys claims a lie
There you go.. Sorry Dick, your train ride of propaganda and lies is over.
It was my understanding that the reason the memos have not been released yet is they are tied into a court case. I believe, if I understand correctly, that president Obama can overrule that, and hopefully he will, but there is no proof that I have seen that the holdup on these is political.
Uhm, fo ADK, and the others like Will and such ready to announce the end of the Former Veep's credibility...
If these memo's are so clear as to show him to be a liar, why not show them to the world?
That's just... ya know, common sense.
I think they will eventually. What is going to be really cool is seeing whether or not Cheney or Levin are actually vindicated. My bet is, that since both of them are making such lighting rod statements they fall into some ambiguous no mans land where there is a major headline, we read them, and go "WTF????...those didn't really say anything one way or the other."
Yes, probably their potential to embarks the current administration.There is something in them that keeps them classified, and he knows it.
The Michigan Democrat told the crowd that the two CIA documents that Cheney wants released "say nothing about numbers of lives saved, nor do the documents connect acquisition of valuable intelligence to the use of abusive techniques."
It seems to me that Cheney said essentially "use of the techniques uncovered useful information and saved lives."
Levin says "the documents say nothing about how many lives were saved."
He created a straw man argument that he could easily knock down.
What he certainly didn't say was that the information uncovered did not prevent any attacks. He also didn't say that the info obtained wasn't obtained through EIT's.
Think there's a reason he didn't make those statements?
Carl Levin said:nor do the documents connect acquisition of valuable intelligence to the use of abusive techniques.
here, let me highlite what you quoted:
That is a pretty direct statement that the documents do not state that there is any proof that torture worked.
Obviously not having seen all the information I don't know what is contained.
the only thing you can take from that comment is that the documents he specified he reviewed do not state the info was obtained from EIT. For all we know, the documents might not state how the info was obtained, period.
However, you can't assume from that comment that the info wasn't obtained from EIT.
He easily could have specified that the info wasn't obtained from EIT. I think it's very telling that he didn't.
He also didn't specify that attacks weren't prevented.
He only stated the documents do not specify how many lives were saved - which is stupid. I would hardly expect a document talking about intelligence that was obtained to specify the number of lives saved due to that info.
Overall it's a very weak and cagey quote from Levin.
When he states, clearly, that the documents do not "connect" valuable intelligence to torture, he is not trying to be clever, he is being clear. At most he is suggesting that nothing is proven, which is probably true, but that based on the evidence in those documents, you cannot say that torture worked.
Uhm, fo ADK, and the others like Will and such ready to announce the end of the Former Veep's credibility...
If these memo's are so clear as to show him to be a liar, why not show them to the world?
That's just... ya know, common sense.