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      Violations of Law May Be Classified, Court Rules | Secrecy News

      Posted by okami

      Information that would reveal a violation of the law may be properly classified as long as it is not deliberately classified for the purpose of concealing the violation, a federal judge indicated this week.

      That view, in a ruling (pdf) against the ACLU by DC District Judge Royce C. Lamberth, all but nullifies one of the principal limitations on national security secrecy contained in the executive order on classification policy.

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      Newswise Medical Substantial Proportion of Female Veterans Report Military Sexual Trauma

      Posted by okami

      According to preliminary research results from the Department of Veterans Affairs, approximately 15 percent of recently returned female veterans utilizing the VA health care system report experiencing sexual trauma during military service.

      The cross-sectional study, presented at the American Public Health Association's 136th Annual Meeting & Exposition in San Diego, examined health care screening data of over 100,000 veterans of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) in Afghanistan and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) who utilized medical care at any Veterans Health Administration facility during a six-year period.

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    • Eight die in US attack inside Syria: official media

      Posted by okami from Spacewar

      American helicopter-borne troops launched an assault on Sunday on a building in a Syrian border village with Iraq, killing eight civilians, official Syrian media reported.

      The government has summoned the official US and Iraqi representatives to protest, state television and the official SANA news agency said.

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      Yahoo! Buzz: The Elephant's No Longer in the Room

      Posted by okami from Buzz.yahoo

      Jeez, who's next, Cindy McCain? What with ex-Bush press secretary Scott McClellan's endorsment of Obama, the initial trickle of high-profile Republicans coming out for the Democratic candidate has become something of a steady stream. Rats deserting a sinking ship or principled patriots putting country before party? Here's a guide to other recent defections.

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    pongpong comments on:

    Yahoo! Buzz: The Elephant's No Longer in the Room

    This is a great service!

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    12:12 am 10/26/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    Former Bush press secretary backs Obama

    McClellan was lied to …royally screwed by Cheney and the Bushies. This isn’t that surprising.

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    4:06 pm 10/25/08
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    okami comments on:

    Former Bush press secretary backs Obama

    • think that’s something. . .look at what i’m about to post. . .

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    3:09 am 10/25/08
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    srebrenicagenocideinfo comments on:

    Former Bush press secretary backs Obama

    Holly smoke. There is no way McCain will win….

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    2:12 am 10/25/08
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    okami comments on:

    Ransom claim in Ingrid Betancourt release | World news | guardian.co.uk

    . . .thanks for the link. . .

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    7:10 am 7/06/08
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    okami comments on:

    Ransom claim in Ingrid Betancourt release | World news | guardian.co.uk

    . . .ah, so. . .but exactly what are the facts?

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    7:04 am 7/06/08
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    asesino comments on:

    Ransom claim in Ingrid Betancourt release | World news | guardian.co.uk

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    6:10 am 7/06/08
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    okami

    Member since Dec 2008

    former US Marine, retired police. . .nothing of interest. . .

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