Daily Archives: January 23, 2014

Why Edward Snowden Wouldn’t Get a Fair Trial

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Keld Bach

By Jesselyn Radack While the controversy surrounding Edward Snowden’s dissemination of National Security Agency information continues, members of Congress, journalists and advocacy groups keep repeating the same argument: Mr. Snowden should turn himself in, mount a solid defense and all … Continue reading →

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Five Reasons the Latest Report on Syria War Crimes Might Not be True

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Keld Bach

By Brandon Turbeville In a recently released and conveniently timed report, complete with references to Nazi Germany and concentration camps, efforts to ramp up support for a “tough line” against Syria at the upcoming Geneva II conference and even possible … Continue reading →

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