Whistleblowers sentenced to jail
Via Craig Murray:
Two principled Britons, David Keogh, a Whitehall communications officer, and Leo O'Connor, researcher to a former Labour MP, were found guilty of breaching the Official Secrets Act and jailed.
Keogh and O'Connor leaked a memo showing that Bush suggested bombing Al Jazeera headquarters in Qatar in 2004.
Two principled Britons, David Keogh, a Whitehall communications officer, and Leo O'Connor, researcher to a former Labour MP, were found guilty of breaching the Official Secrets Act and jailed.
Keogh and O'Connor leaked a memo showing that Bush suggested bombing Al Jazeera headquarters in Qatar in 2004.
2 Comments:
Is Védrine going to join Sarkozy's government?
What does this say about Sarkozy's foreign policy?
Best.
It says he's commited to avoiding the clash of civilisations and recognizes that the US is going down in Iraq.
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