Topic: CIA on Trial in Virginia for Planting Nuke Evidence in Iran (Read 557 times)
I would've placed this in politics and society. Frmr CIA officer Ray McGovern just can't retire appropriately and is always in the middle of something. Can't blame him.
Since Tuesday and continuing for the coming three weeks, an amazing trial is happening in U.S. District Court at 401 Courthouse Square in Alexandria, Va. The trial is open to the public, and among the upcoming witnesses is Condoleezza Rice, but -- unlike the Chelsea Manning trial -- most of the seats at this somewhat similar event are empty.
The media is mostly MIA, and during lunch break the two tables at the cafe across the street are occupied, one by the defendant and his lawyers, the other by a small group of activists, including former CIA officer Ray McGovern, blogger Marcy Wheeler (follow her report of every detail at ExposeFacts.org), and Norman Solomon who has organized a petition at DropTheCharges.org -- the name of which speaks for itself.
read rest of story:
http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2015/january/14/cia-on-trial-in-virginia-for-planting-nuke-evidence-in-iran/
The media is mostly MIA, and during lunch break the two tables at the cafe across the street are occupied, one by the defendant and his lawyers, the other by a small group of activists, including former CIA officer Ray McGovern, blogger Marcy Wheeler (follow her report of every detail at ExposeFacts.org), and Norman Solomon who has organized a petition at DropTheCharges.org -- the name of which speaks for itself.
read rest of story:
http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2015/january/14/cia-on-trial-in-virginia-for-planting-nuke-evidence-in-iran/
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