Obama's arm tussle with Cheney then really serves no purpose, especially since some of Cheney's charges about his embrace of Bush policy on terror war are not that far off the mark.
The law lords ruling revives the government's policy of deporting terror suspects to countries that sign "no torture, no death penalty deals".
This is not casual thuggery but, as a security official who defected from the regime with thousands of horrific photographs has revealed (pictured), an audited policy of official terror administered on an industrial scale.
Well, the current focus on the CIA policy of flying terror suspects to countries where they can be questioned outside the protection of US law reveals that the latest word to get its ass kicked is "rendition".
A20 Defending Detentions The Justice Department created a team of lawyers headed by Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson to defend against any court challenges to the policy of detaining terror suspects indefinitely on a base in Cuba.
The first is that after this week's defeat for Mr Blair's controversial policy of detaining terror suspects for up to 90 days, it is clear that with a greatly reduced parliamentary majority not even Mr Brown's last-minute interventions can always be expected to save the day.
The commander had made this order, as part of the policy of keeping "terror" in the villages, so the campesinos would not cooperate with the Colombian military.
Dan Coleman, one of these old-school FBI interrogators, who retired from the agency in 2004, knows exactly where the faults lie with the Pentagon-led policy of combating terror with torture.
The Partisan moves towards multi-ethnic recruiting, imposition of extreme left-wing policies and use of terror against "class enemies" made all the Partisan and volunteer detachments vulnerable to such agitation.
