Officially joining the anti-accountability camp this week was The Washington Post's David Broder who wrote this gem in defense of the Bush administration: "The memos on torture represented a deliberate, and internally well-debated, policy decision, made in the proper places -- the White House, the intelligence agencies and the Justice Department -- by the proper officials".
And to make the situation worse, the Trump administration has been internally deliberating about how much assistance the U.S. can provide to the Saudis in order to meet their objective of capturing Hodeida militarily.
The fact that America's State Department has used it internally suggests it's not deliberate anti-ALBA propaganda, as some have wondered.Other cables go over old allegations against Mr Ortega, including his alleged relationship with the Colombia's FARC guerrillas, and his supposed willingness to let drug traffickers go free in exchange for bribes.
Four red flags are related to populations, one or more of which indicates serious concerns about the "humanitarian" context, and therefore by extension the existence of a humanitarian crisis: presence of displacement (whether internally displaced persons (IDPs) or refugees), violence against civilians, deliberate discrimination, and targeted exclusion.
Over the years the UN made a deliberate effort to target the most disadvantaged Ugandans including women, the girl child, internally displaced persons, the poor and ethnic minorities providing humanitarian relief, livelihoods support and working on gender and human rights issues.
"The big failing internally, and this is where Mark comes into the picture, is the deliberate incuriosity of the senior executives," said Mr. Elstein, who formerly worked at the BBC.
"Caesar is internally conflicted.
