Tag Archives: Robert Mueller
Chris Hedges: Police State, Fracking, Tyranny, Russiagate
The collapse of our democratic institutions began long before the arrival of Trump, who is capitalizing on the evisceration of the rule of law. TD ORIGINALSCHRIS HEDGES April/May 2019 Creeping Toward Tyranny by CHRIS HEDGES MAY 06, 2019 The collapse of our democratic institutions began long before the arrival of Trump, who is capitalizing on the evisceration […]
Who’s in Charge of the Classified Intelligence About Trump? Trump. It’s a Problem
…the problem goes far beyond Donald Trump. The classification system in the Unites States is a mess.
Two on the media: Russiagate and Nationalize the Internet
It’s Time to Nationalize the Internet To counter the FCC’s attack on net neutrality, we need to start treating the Internet like the public good it is. Network cables are plugged in a server room on November 10, 2014 in New York City. U.S. President Barack Obama called on the Federal Communications Commission to implement […]
CCR takes Turkmen v. Ashcroft case to the Supreme Court
For over 14 years, CCR has insisted that no one is above the law, no matter how exalted their role.
Tikkun: Q & A with Coleen Rowley, F.B.I. Whistleblower: Part One
By Timothy Villareal January 3, 2014 Tikkun.org In 2002, then-F.B.I. agent Coleen Rowley appeared on the cover of Time magazine, along with two corporate whistleblowers, as Time’s Persons of the Year. Earlier in 2002, Rowley, then chief legal counsel in the F.B.I.’s Minneapolis bureau, gained headlines for writing a memo to F.B.I. Director Robert Mueller documenting […]
Coleen Rowley: Ten years after Iraq
Coleen Rowley: Ten years after Iraq Preemption, from wars to detention to drone strikes, lacks justification, draws retaliation. COLEEN ROWLEY Updated: March 2, 2013 – 4:42 PM StarTribune.com . FBI agent Coleen Rowley in 2003. Photo: Janet Hostetter, Associated Press Ten years ago, I made the ultimately futile effort of writing to FBI Director Robert Mueller […]
ROWLEY & LEGGIERE: Let the Patriot Act die
Invasive provisions about to expire haven’t made us safer By Coleen Rowley and Philip Leggiere The Washington Times, Monday April 25, 2011 In little more than a month [now in one week−May 27, the editors], three of the 160 provisions of the notorious Patriot Act are set to expire. While federal officials have claimed that Congress must […]
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