News and Analysis (4/2/08)

The latest Chinese spy penetration of the Pentagon shows that invasive counterintelligence programs like the Counterintelligence Field Activity are not only threatening to civil liberties, but ineffective security too…

…meanwhile the latest rhetoric from the Bush administration shows it may be backing down from its extremist stance on the NSA domestic spy program:

Latest testimony from AG Mukasey reaffirms failure to properly act on intelligence, not lack of information led to 9/11:

In a flashback to the psychedelic ‘60s and the CIA’s KUBARK manual, second declassified torture memo from former DoJ official John Yoo gives legal OK to inhuman treatment of detainees, including use of mind-altering drugs:

After the PPP’s recent ascent to power in Pakistan the government suddenly withdraws its longstanding corruption case against “Mr. 10%” Asif Zardari:

Alejandro

Alejandro Beutel is program assistant for the Minaret of Freedom Institute with expertise in religious freedom, democratization and security issues.


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