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Convicted with secret evidence. Yahoo! Military Lawyers Clash With White House - - - - - - - - - - - - By ANNE PLUMMER FLAHERTY Associated Press Writer September 07,2006 | WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon's top uniformed lawyers took issue Thursday with a key part of a White House plan to prosecute terrorism detainees, telling Congress that limiting the suspects' access to evidence could violate treaty obligations. Their testimony to a House committee marked the latest time that military lawyers have publicly challenged Bush administration proposals to keep some evidence -- such as classified information -- from accused terrorists.
Do you get the feeling that the military people really don't like this administration? I know the grunts on the ground in Bhagdad aren't too happy with them. The New Vietnam; just like we pictured it.
Why take three years to release this? He claims the special prosecutor knew but told him to keep it confidential?? Why? Something smells fishy here.
The only thing I know for certain is that for the last 6+ years the stories never add up and constantly change.