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Date: April 24, 2019 06:00 PM
Venue: Penn Wells Hotel
The Wellsboro Rotary Club Laurel Festival Booster Dinner is Wednesday, April 24 at 7pm at the Penn Wells Hotel in Wellsboro. The deadline to register is Saturday, April 20. The event is open to the public. It begins with a cash bar at 6pm. Tickets are $40 per person and are available at the Wellsboro Area Chamber of Commerce office at 114 Main Street in Wellsboro. All dinner proceeds will benefit the Pennsylvania State Laurel Festival. During the booster dinner, Richard "Dick" Ford will posthumously be recognized with the Rotary International Paul Harris Fellows award for his community service and involvement. Ford was a member of the Wellsboro Rotary Club for 61 years. He served as president in 1963 and 1964. On April 1 of this year, he passed away at the age of 93 at Soldiers + Sailors Memorial Hospital in Wellsboro. "The Paul Harris Fellows award is the highest honor we can present to community members," said Wellsboro Rotarian Jim Paxson, chair of the annual dinner. "It recognizes a person who exemplifies Rotary's motto of service above self. Dick was first recognized with this award 26 years ago in 1993," Paxson said. A raffle is being held in conjunction with the booster dinner. Tickets are $1 for one or $5 for six and are available from any Rotary Club member or at the Chamber office until April 24. The raffle prizes are: a $500 VISA card donated by Citizens and Northern Bank; a quarter side of beef donated by Hillstone Farms and Northwest Bank; and $300 in gas donated by Acorn Market. In addition, door prizes and special drawings will be held during the dinner. For dinner tickets, raffle tickets or more information, call the chamber at 570-724-1926.

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LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES, Frankie Taggart- In the rarefied world of international espionage, where discretion is considered the better part of valor, no one expects you to be the life and soul of the party.
But shadowy former CIA operative "Jason Bourne" is laconic even by a spy's standards, according to US actor Matt Damon, who has revealed his iconic character has just 25 lines in the latest Bourne film.
The amnesiac super-spy returns to the big screen next week for the first new installment of the Robert Ludlum-based thriller series since 2012, and the first starring Damon in nine years.
"Jason Bourne," the fifth film in the hit franchise, sees the 45-year-old pitted against Alicia Vikander's Heather Lee, the head of the CIA's Cyber Ops department who is determined to flush out her nemesis.
Paul Greengrass, director of "The Bourne Supremacy" (2004) and "The Bourne Ultimatum" (2007) was persuaded to rejoin Damon for the next chapter of the Universal franchise after both men sat out 2012's "The Bourne Legacy."
Damon told the London-based Guardian Greengrass called him after looking at the finished movie and told him he only had about 25 lines.
"Well, I've done it three times," Damon said of playing the spy of few words, adding that screenwriter Tony Gilroy made Bourne "a very lonely character" after his girlfriend dies in the second movie.
"I remember Tony writing me an email saying, 'You do realize what this means? You do realize you're not going to talk in this movie.' I said, 'No, I love that.'"
- $1 million per line -
Vanity Fair pointed out in an article published on its website on Monday that, given his limited dialogue, Damon was probably earning at least $1 million a line for "Jason Bourne."
Although his fee for being wooed back to the franchise has not been made public, Damon was paid $26 million for "The Bourne Ultimatum" in 2007, according to Forbes magazine, and earned $25 million for last year's space thriller "The Martian."
"The thing about making these films is that they're not like a normal film. With a franchise movie, it's got to turn the wheels of the industry and the studio has to have them," Greengrass told the Guardian, explaining Bourne's lack of dialogue.
"So you start with a release date. They say we're going to make a new Bourne film and it comes out summer of X. Then they start on a script and invariably the script is not ready in time."
Rather than start filming without a script, Greengrass says that he and his fellow screenwriter Christopher Rouse hurried the writing process, and dialogue was not a priority.
Damon is not the first star to command a stratospheric fee per word in an action blockbuster -- Arnold Schwarzenegger reportedly got $15 million, or $21,429 per word, for "Terminator 2: Judgment Day."
And like the burly Austrian-American, Damon dedicated the energy he might normally have spent on learning his lines into hitting the gym, completing two 90-minute high-intensity sessions every day for 10 weeks.
- US protests -
"I trained a lot more than I ever had done before because Paul Greengrass said that when we see Bourne in the first frame of the movie and it looks like he hasn't been living well, then we don't have a movie," Damon told British newspaper The Daily Telegraph.
"So he really wanted me to be physically fit and lean, so it was a lot of work for me to get there."
When "Jason Bourne" opens, the protagonist is given secret information that could lead him to more answers about his past, after living in Greece, where he earned pin money as a bare-knuckle boxer.
Tommy Lee Jones plays CIA director Robert Dewey, who leads the government to believe Bourne intends to reveal the names of covert operatives in a mass data dump.
The film sees Damon reunite after a gap of nine years with Julia Stiles, who first appeared in 2002's "The Bourne Identity" as CIA analyst Nicky Parsons and has gone rogue.
The 35-year-old, who attended the film's glittering US premiere in Las Vegas on Monday alongside Damon and Vikander, told the Telegraph that Greengrass had a knack of setting his movies in a world that was familiar to audiences.
"He can keep the political issues and the environment very timely and relevant," she said.
"He wrote it a year ago, but it feels shockingly familiar given all the protests and violence that we've experienced in the United States."
Wednesday, July 20th 2016
Frankie Taggart


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Working from home is everyone's dream. Instead of suffering through a morning commute, sitting at an assigned desk, wearing "business attire" to appear professional, and counting down the minutes until it's time to head home, you can roll out of bed and plop yourself down anywhere you'd like to work. Even more appealing? Coffee, snacks, and sweatpants are all part of the deal (and within arm's reach). And there isn't a single cubicle in sight.
Since first embarking on my freelance writing career almost a decade ago, I've had the luxury of working from home — for the most part, at least. I've held a smattering of office jobs, working in cubicles and at desks. But home has long been my preferred office space, partly thanks to perks like working in my pjs and setting my own schedule.
But there's one big drawback to working in a home office: distraction.
With no set parameters and no defined work space (unless, of course, you work in a literal home office, with its own room), working from home lets distraction run rampant. The dog needs attention. Your kid is hungry. There's a weird dude on the sidewalk outside your window. The fridge is staring at you, full of food.
At home, it's incredibly easy to give in to distractions like these. Part of the problem is that there's no real urgency at home. We aren't being watched by our boss or coworkers; no one's going to care if you aren't super focused for eight straight hours. But that lack of professional surroundings can really eat away at your focus.
To keep your focus and productivity up at home, get off of the couch. It's incredibly easy to pop open your laptop and settle in on the couch for the day, but there are too many distractions hiding in your couch.
I'm the guiltiest perpetrator of this crime: I used to do my writing in bed. Seriously. It was the coziest place I could find. It was also the laziest. Who wants to work when you're surrounded by extreme comfort?
That's why you need to get off your couch. Instead of working in spaces and places typically reserved for lounging and relaxing, force yourself to sit in a more productive setting. Try working on the couch and your brain will think it's time for relaxation.
You should be upright and as ergonomic as possible — just like you would be in an office, at an actual desk. The less cozy you are, the more likely you'll be to focus on what's in front of you.
Another at-home habit that inspires distraction rather than efficiency? Your workday attire.
I'm not advocating we swap all of our sweatpants for slacks. I HATE slacks (fashion's worst crime, really). But those who work from home should put their pajamas aside each morning and don something a bit more professional. Instead of rolling out of bed and staying in your sleep attire, start your day by changing into something that's both comfortable and appropriate for other people to see you in. You can switch from sweats to leggings, from sleep-only tees to a sweater.
Putting on a fresh set of "work clothes" will ready you and your mind to tackle some tasks. You'll essentially train your brain: when the (different) pants go on, it's time to get to work. It's just like getting off the couch, as a less sleep- or relaxation-conducive outfit will signal that you need to get serious for the day ahead.
Watching TV is one of the biggest perks of working from home. You can catch the news, turn on your favorite mindless reality show, or even learn something new from informative channels. For some people, having the TV on in the background is the perfect type of "white" noise to spur productivity.
Unfortunately, watching TV isn't as helpful as it may seem. TV shows have a tendency to change volume and brightness while playing, and commercial breaks can jar you out of focus. Worse, if you're particularly bored by the work in front of you, you're going to give in to distraction in a bad way: you'll start watching, devoting all of your attention to the more entertaining events onscreen.
If you find yourself most productive when working with noise, turn on your favorite songs. Music is a far better productivity booster, letting your brain fidget away while you work on a less-than-thrilling task. It doesn't distract your line of sight, and the beat can give you a rhythm to work with. There are even certain types of music, like classical, that are proven focus boosters. So turn off that TV — even if it's only for an hour — and try a playlist instead.
When you're working from home, you're likely on your own schedule. Even if you stick to a 9 to 5 workday, you don't have the same structure of a traditional office. There's no official lunch break, no 10- or 15-minute coffee walks, and no real breaks to divvy up your day. And this can breed distraction.
In an office, you take breaks every so often. Whether you're walking to a coworker's office, stepping into the break room for a chat and coffee, or taking an official hour-long lunch, these breaks let you physically remove yourself from work and refresh your attention span. At home, you're surrounded by your work. It's in your living room, your kitchen, your bedroom (if you haven't stopped working in bed). And you need a break.
Help your focus last all day long by scheduling true breaks for yourself. For example, I like to close my laptop and make a cup of coffee at 10:45AM each day. At 12:30PM, when my office buddies go to lunch, I "go" to lunch and step into my kitchen. At 2PM, I plug my laptop into its charger and I take a lap around the block. Thanks to these set breaks, I know I have x minutes or hours until I can physically break away from my work for 10 to 30 minutes. Put it into practice and you'll see just how renewed your productivity is with a tried and true break.
If distraction is closing in on you and you can't focus on the work swimming before your eyes, throw in the towel and get up. Take a walk, do some pushups, stretch it out. Get a little exercise before you return to your computer and workload.
You've heard me mention this before. I'm a huge proponent of standing up during the work day. Yes, it's because I love standing desks. It's also because standing up literally changes your perspective. But there's another reason you should stand: getting your blood moving wakes up your body and brain.
When our brains are faced with a repetitive, boring task, they start to tune out. As a result, distractions become more appealing — and your body can also start pumping blood differently. As my doctor recently explained it to me (in a very simplified manner, of course), the body can "forget" to send blood to your upper half. At times, you need to give your body a reminder to circulate blood through your entire system.
That's where exercise can help. Walking around or moving in some capacity will reinvigorate blood flow and focus. Try taking a lap around the house, walk to the mailbox and back, or simply get up and stand. Any physical movement will help!
Put these tips into action and let me know how they affect your focus. Are you more productive? Do they just drive you crazy? Working from home is a unique challenge, but it can make you even more efficient than a traditional office setting.


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Meaning & Importance of Sangha 1994
© 1994 Lama Tharchin Rinpoche, 2020 Lama Tharchin Rinpoche Heritage Foundation & Vajrayana Foundation; Running Time: 1 hr 30 min; available for free streaming on SoundCloud (posted for Losar 2020)
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Lama Tharchin Rinpoche teaches on the meaning and importance of sangha and answers questions about the role of accumulating merit, advice for avoiding politics in the dharma, and how to examine a teacher and what to do if we feel we've made a connection with a negative teacher. Teaching given at Sakya Dechen Ling, Katherine Pfaff's, in West Oakland, California, December 17, 1994. Requested and recorded by Sheppard Powell.
Note: The recording sound level with people's questions is very low. We've tried to increase the volume without causing too much distortion, but it is difficult to hear the questions (though not Rinpoche's answers!). (edited by pd)
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The Doctor Who anniversary special may have aired on BBC One on Saturday, but cinemas up and down the country and indeed across the globe were holding 3D screenings too. The Day of the Doctor has entered the UK Box Office at number three as a result!
Unless you've been stuck in a different dimension for the past two weeks, you will have noticed that Doctor Who was celebrating its 50th anniversary. The episode featured both Matt Smith (the current Doctor) and David Tennant (the tenth Doctor) as they meet and face a version of themselves, portrayed by John Hurt, who they'd hoped to forget entirely.
The special screenings of The Day of the Doctor were played at 440 UK cinemas, taking a respectable £1.8 million. The show's Box Office figures were beaten only by Sandra Bullock's Gravity and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire starring Jennifer Lawrence.
The program was also shown simultaneously in 75 countries, with more than 1,500 cinema screenings also taking place worldwide. Phew! In the US alone, events sold out in 11 different cities, and BBC America had its highest ratings ever, with an average of 2.4 million tuning in. This is especially wonderful when you consider the special was aired in the afternoon. A repeat at peak time upped the ratings to 3.6 million.
Cameos were made by Tom Baker, who is arguably the UK's favourite Doctor historically, and Peter Capaldi who will be taking over from Matt Smith after this year's Christmas Special. Archive footage was used of every Doctor though in an opportune and wonderful moment, paying tribute to every actor who has ever brought our favourite Time Lord to life.
Did you watch The Day of the Doctor? What were your thoughts?


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Torture Complicity Under the Spotlight in Europe (Part Two): Germany and France
Last week, in the first of two articles examining how "War on Terror"-related complicity in torture is under intense scrutiny in Europe, I ran through the history of Britain's post-9/11 involvement in US torture, and its extensive forays into holding people without charge or trial in the UK, attempting to send foreign nationals back to countries where they face the risk of torture, using information derived from torture in other countries (sometimes with direct British involvement) and subsequently using this information operationally and even in judicial hearings.
The trigger for this article was an announcement by the British government that the terms of a judge-led inquiry into British complicity in torture — first announced by foreign secretary William Hague on May 20 — have been agreed. This is welcome news, as it indicates that the UK may be the first Western country prepared to conduct an official inquiry into the whole of its post-9/11 policies, as they relate to torture — although it was worrying to hear that Prime Minister David Cameron had "suggest[ed] that the inquiry would examine only one case — that of Binyam Mohamed — and, in addition, that he "had already concluded that the country's intelligence agencies were guilty only of errors of omission, not commission." The official announcement of the inquiry this week has done little to alleviate these fears, with David Cameron explaining that most of the inquiry will be held in secret, and adding, "Let's be frank, it is not possible to have a full public inquiry into something that is meant to be secret." As Reprieve stated in response to the announcement:
The scourge of the last government was the fact that they tried to cover up all the facts relating to torture complicity cases. In particular, the Binyam Mohamed litigation revolved around the government claiming public interest immunity in materials which were simply embarrassing. Now, the Prime Minister is saying that much of this inquiry will be held in secret. The only way in which public confidence is going to be restored in the intelligence services is if the public is able to see this inquiry functioning properly.
A second trigger for the article last week was the publication of a report by Human Rights Watch, "'No Questions Asked': Intelligence Cooperation with Countries that Torture," which not only covered the UK, but also Germany and France, and in this second article, I examine Human Rights Watch's timely reminder that, although the UK may well have been the Bush administration's closest Western ally in the "War on Terror," the involvement of other countries also deserves detailed analysis, and calls for accountability and the reform of currently flawed systems that fail to conform to those countries' obligations under the UN Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Punishment or Treatment.
German complicity in torture
German complicity in the dubious practices of the "War on Terror" has long been apparent, primarily through the involvement of the intelligence services, the security services and/or law enforcement personnel in the detention in Afghanistan and Guantánamo of the Bremen-born German resident Murat Kurnaz, the kidnap in Macedonia and imprisonment in CIA "black sites" in Afghanistan of German citizen Khaled El-Masri, and the detention and torture of German citizen Muhammad Haydar Zammar, seized in Morocco in October 2001 and then transferred to Syria, where he was reportedly "interrogated by a group of German intelligence and law enforcement personnel while he was detained in the notorious Palestine Branch (Far'Falestin prison) in Damascus."
These cases have received widespread coverage over the last few years, and one notable organization that has maintained a focus on the Germen government's activities is the United Nations, which, in a major report on secret detention, published in February this year, included Germany as one of at least 40 countries who were "complicit in the secret detention" of prisoners seized in the "War on Terror."
Among the damning allegations against the government, as described in the Human Rights Watch report, are Kurnaz's claim that "he was mistreated by members of the German Special Forces Commando (Kommando Spezialkräfte, part of the German Army) while in US custody in Afghanistan prior to his transfer to Guantánamo Bay" and that two soldiers "forced him to lie on the ground with his hands tied behind his back, while one pulled him up by the hair and then hit his head on the ground," El-Masri's claim (denied by the government) that "he was visited during his detention in Afghanistan by an official with the Federal Criminal Police Office (Bundeskriminalamt, BKA)," and the conclusion of the UN, in its report on secret detention, that "the German government was complicit in Zammar's secret detention in Syria because it knowingly took advantage of the situation to obtain information." This follows up on a claim, in the European Parliament's 2006-07 inquiry into European complicity in the US extraordinary rendition program, that the BKA provided information to the FBI that facilitated Zammar's capture in Morocco.
Moving beyond these high-profile cases, Human Rights Watch is to be commended for conducting a far more sweeping investigation, demonstrating how, as in the UK, the government both actively seeks and passively receives intelligence information from regimes that systematically use torture, and then justifies using this information for operational purposes, and also in judicial hearings, despite being a signatory to the UN Convention Against Torture, and, since December 2008, a signatory to the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, which "creates an international system to monitor places of detention worldwide, and a parallel domestic monitoring system in each country that ratifies it." In Germany, this led to the creation of a Federal Office for the Prevention of Torture in November 2008.
The most disturbing revelation of the Human Rights Watch report on Germany is the extent to which the government works closely with Uzbekistan, where, as the UN has repeatedly explained, the use of torture is "systematic" and "routine." Nevertheless, apparently concerned by the possible activities in Germany of the Uzbek Islamic Jihad Union (IJU), the German government has maintained close ties with the Uzbek government, having "worked actively to ease EU sanctions imposed in the wake of the May 2005 massacre in Andijan, in eastern Uzbekistan," and allowing generally despised figures in the Uzbek government to visit Germany.
Most importantly, German law enforcement officials directly interrogated at least one detainee in Uzbek custody — Sherali A., who was questioned about the IJU in a prison in Tashkent by BKA officers In September 2008 — and also questioned another Uzbek suspect, in a prison in Astana, Kazakhstan, in July 2008.
Moreover, these interrogations were not only used for operational purposes, which is itself dubious, as it "bring[s] into question Germany's commitment to the prevention and eradication of torture worldwide" and "can create demand" for information obtained through torture. The information was also used in preliminary hearings against four men — the so-called "Sauerland cell" — whose trial took place in 2009, as was information extracted from Aleem Nasir, a German citizen of Pakistani origin.
Nasir, who received an eight-year sentence in July 2009 for providing support to a terrorist organization, had originally been seized in Lahore, Pakistan in June 2007, and was then held for two months in the custody of Pakistan's notoriously brutal Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI), where, he claims, he made a false confession after being repeatedly beaten. Nevertheless, in this two-month period, he was "visited and questioned by a German consular official" (and has also claimed that he was interrogated by British and American intelligence officials), and he later told journalists that his Pakistani interrogators had been "fully briefed" by the German authorities, and that he was "repeatedly shown" photos of one of the men accused of being part of the "Sauerland cell."
Although Nasir's release was ordered by the Pakistani Supreme Court, he was arrested on arrival in Germany in August 2007, and subsequently put on trial. It then transpired that the ISI had sent the German authorities three reports of Nasir's interrogations — headed, "From: Friends, To: Friends," and tagged, 'We assure you our fullest support, with best regards" — but although these were excluded in court, on the basis that they contravened Article 15 of the UN Convention Against Torture, which obliges signatories to "ensure that any statement which is established to have been made as a result of torture shall not be invoked as evidence in any proceedings, except against a person accused of torture as evidence that the statement was made," the trial did include evidence from the consular official who visited Nasir in ISI custody, and also from a house search, undertaken while Nasir was held in Pakistan, which "appears to have been based on information from the ISI and the report of the consular official."
In Human Rights Watch's analysis, the most blatant example of manipulating Article 15 of the Convention Against Torture took place in the trial, in 2005, of Mounir El-Motassadeq for complicity in the 9/11 attacks, when the court's interpretation "place[d] an undue burden on the individual against whom the evidence is invoked to demonstrate that the statements were in fact obtained through torture." Disturbingly, the Higher Regional Court in Hamburg allowed as evidence summaries of the interrogations of three men — Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Ramzi bin al-Shibh and Mohamedou Ould Slahi — who were held in US custody, even though the US "refused to disclose the whereabouts of the detainees or anything about the circumstances under which the interrogations were conducted."
This is, of course, deeply alarming, given that the court acknowledged that KSM and bin al-Shibh were "held in secret, incommunicado detention" (both men were among the 14 "high-value detainees" transferred to Guantánamo in September 2006 — bin al-Shibh had been held in secret detention since September 2002, KSM since March 2003). Slahi, who was seized in Mauritania in November 2001, was held in Jordan for eight months, where he has claimed he was tortured on behalf of the CIA, before his transfer to Guantánamo, where, as has also been established, he was one of a handful of prisoners subjected to a torture program devised specifically for him.
Nevertheless, the Hamburg court twisted the meaning of Article 15, accepting the men's statements on the basis that it was "UN impossible to establish that torture had been used," which provoked the following criticism from Manfred Nowak, the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture:
[T]he Hamburg Court failed to shift the burden of proof to those Government authorities who actually invoked the contested evidence. In light of well-founded allegations of the torture and enforced disappearances of the witnesses in United States custody, it was the responsibility of the Prosecutor (or the Court) to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the testimonies were not extracted by torture, rather than to prove that they were actually obtained by torture (emphasis added).
French complicity in torture
If the situation in Germany resembles that in the UK, where information obtained through torture is actively sought or passively received, and then makes its way into operational practices and judicial proceedings, the situation in France — although involving fewer allegations of complicity with the US — is even more worrying on a domestic level because of the relationship between judges and the security services, and because of what Human Rights Watch describes as the "aggressive prosecution of alleged terrorist networks before specific acts are committed or even attempted."
As the report explains, despite signing up to the Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture in November 2008 (and establishing a national mechanism for its enforcement, as in Germany), the French government's "preemptive approach to countering terrorism rests on continuous intelligence gathering" with countries "with poor records on torture," including former colonies Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. Following recent concerns about "returnees from combat or training in countries such as Iraq, Chechnya, Afghanistan and Pakistan," Human Rights Watch also notes that France has engaged in "close intelligence and judicial cooperation with countries in the Middle East, and Central and South Asia." Bernard Squarcini, the head of the Central Agency for Domestic Intelligence (Direction central du renseignement intérieur, DCRI), has "characterized intelligence services in Yemen, Turkey and Syria as 'friends' from whom the DCRI receives valuable information."
Disturbingly, despite requests for an interview, Squarcini never responded to Human Rights Watch, whose researchers were therefore "unable to ascertain whether French intelligence services have written or oral guidelines regarding information-sharing arrangements with services with records for torture, appropriate evaluation of information where there are reasonable grounds for believing it may have been obtained under torture, or participation in interrogations abroad."
A counter-terrorism official explained that information obtained through torture was "unacceptable because [it] is not reliable and will ultimately be ruled inadmissible in court," but in fact the particular set-up in France — whereby investigating judges initiate cases, using DCRI agents as a "judicial police force," in addition to their role as an intelligence-gathering agency — leads to "a continuous exchange of information and joint strategizing between the investigative judges and security service agents," in which, as Human Rights Watch explained:
The specialized investigating judge may authorize any number of investigative steps, including arrests, on the basis of intelligence information alone. In doing so, the judge will normally not know — or take any particular interest in — the sources or methods used to acquire the information. The goal is to acquire corroborating evidence through judicially-authorized acts. French counterterrorism prosecutor Philippe Maitre has said, "There is no judicial control over the intelligence services. It's the judicial procedure that verifies the information that begins as intelligence … The origin of the intelligence is not important."
Human Rights Watch also noted, "This approach, in which intelligence material is uncritically used for operational purposes in order to collect other kinds of evidence, embraces the possibility and legitimacy of using the fruits of the poisoned tree: information collected as a result of investigations prompted by statements obtained under torture."
Understandably, Human Rights Watch was alarmed both by the ease with which material obtained through torture enters the judicial system, and also by the conflicting rules of the DCRI — "the fact that agents can perform both intelligence-gathering for operational purposes as well as judicially-authorized investigations with a view to producing evidence."
In an illustration of the first problem, the report looks at the case of two men arrested in October 2005, on the basis of information extracted in Algeria from M'hamed Benyamina, an Algerian living in France, whose arrest in Algeria in September 2005 may have involved the cooperation of the French security services. Given the notoriously poor record of the Algerian secret service when it comes to torture, it is disturbing that information extracted from Benyamina would have been credited as trustworthy at all.
On the conflicting roles of the DCRI, the report noted that questions regarding these conflicts of interest arose in the trials of five men held in Guantánamo and released in 2004 and 2005. The case of these men, which has already led to a conviction overturned on appeal (with another trial ordered by a higher court in February this year), has focused on whether "the interrogations conducted at Guantánamo Bay were illegal because the agents had acted in their capacity as judicial police, collecting information later used to justify and substantiate the judicial investigation against the men" — and, along the way, has also revealed that the DCSI agents failed to "disclos[e] the material [from the interrogations] to the defense as required."
In further analysis of how information obtained through torture has been incorporated into trials, the report cites the case of Djamel Beghal, an Algerian, who "was convicted in March 2004 of membership in a terrorist organization, based in part on statements he made under torture and ill-treatment in the United Arab Emirates, where he was arrested in September 2001." Despite recanting his tortured confessions on arrival in France, the French court allowed these confessions to be used as evidence, apparently on the basis that "statements made under coercion have value insofar as corroborated by other elements, including statements made to the French investigating judge" (an Appeals Court later excluded the UAE confessions, but upheld Beghal's conviction anyway).
In a final example, Human Rights Watch focused more sharply on the problems — as also seen in the UK and Germany — of rebutting information derived from torture in other countries, which, again, reveals how the French courts have "allowed as evidence in some cases statements allegedly made under torture by third persons, without taking steps to evaluate the circumstances in which they were obtained." This final example involved the 2006 trial of the so-called "Chechen Network," 27 people accused of undergoing training in Georgia for attacks in Europe, and key evidence came from statements made by a Jordanian, Abu Attiya, while detained in Amman. Despite the fact that torture in Jordan is well-known, a statement made by Abu Attiya — which, he said, he was not even allowed to read before signing — was used in the trial.
Even more alarmingly, the investigating judge actually traveled to Amman and submitted questions for Abu Attiya to the Jordanian authorities. When confronted by Human Rights Watch, who informed the judge that Abu Attiya had alleged ill-treatment in Jordanian custody, he simply replied, "I don't know anything about that." As Human Rights also noted, "The same French judge also traveled to Syria with a list of questions for a man named Said Arif, who would become one of the main figures in the Chechen Network trial. These questions were presented at the trial accompanied by 'answers' in parenthesis. All of the evidence emanating from Arif's detention in Syria was eventually excluded from trial because the court accepted Arif's claims that he was tortured throughout the year he spent in the custody of the Syrian secret service."
Given Syria's truly abysmal human rights record, this should also have come as no surprise, but in common with the other dealings with untrustworthy regimes exposed in the Human Rights Watch report, and described in these two articles, it is a sign of what happens when, in the rush to safeguard national security at all costs, pillars of the European establishment, like the UK, Germany and France, forget their obligations to resist any involvement with torture whatsoever, arguing that information derived from torture cannot be ruled out, allowing it into operations and trials, and, as a result, finding ways to avoid asking difficult questions about whether it is reliable, and whether its use is creating a market for more information derived from torture.
It remains to be seen how Germany and France will respond to the Human Rights Watch report, and whether, in the UK, the promised inquiry into complicity in torture will lead to an honest evaluation of how flirting with torture is incompatible with morality, justice, and — perhaps most practically — the need for accurate information. Those of us who abhor the use of torture, its corrosive effect on notions of civilization, and its global web of victims, inspired by America's post-9/11 flight from the law, need to hold firm to our demands that our governments change their ways of operating, and no longer seek to justify the use of torture under any circumstances.
Andy Worthington is the author of The Guantánamo Files: The Stories of the 774 Detainees in America's Illegal Prison (published by Pluto Press, distributed by Macmillan in the US, and available from Amazon — click on the following for the US and the UK) and of two other books: Stonehenge: Celebration and Subversion and The Battle of the Beanfield. To receive new articles in your inbox, please subscribe to my RSS feed (and I can also be found on Facebook and Twitter). Also see my definitive Guantánamo prisoner list, updated in January 2010, details about the new documentary film, "Outside the Law: Stories from Guantánamo" (co-directed by Polly Nash and Andy Worthington, currently on tour in the UK, and available on DVD here), and my definitive Guantánamo habeas list, and, if you appreciate my work, feel free to make a donation.
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Man Takes Legal Action Against Former Government Hospital for Unknown 'Microchip Implant'
Anthony Gucciardi
http://naturalsociety.com/man-legal-action-government-hospital-microchip-implant/
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A Danish man has filed a writ against Alexandra Hospital for secretly implanting a microchip inside of his body during a 1988 operation, which he says later caused him to hear voices. After being stabbed in the lung, Mr. Mogens Tindhof Honore received surgery at the hospital in his chest and lung. Later, in 1997, X-rays revealed a metal instrument akin to a microchip present in his left lung. At the time of the operation, Alexandra Hospital was a government hospital under the Ministry of Health. The former seamen said that after being discharged from the hospital in 1988, he kept hearing voices in his head and could not lead a normal life. In addition to feeling unwell and coughing up blood, Mr. Honore said that strange individuals would walk up to him on the street and speak to him about outlandish subject matters.
Honore may have been implanted with an RFID chip
"(Mr Honore) also discovered and experienced that strange people on the streets would approach and speak to (him) about strange subject matters or pass strange irrelevant comments," according to the papers filed. Feeling constantly tracked and plagued by unusual medical problems, Mr. Honore felt a "perpetual state of apprehension and fear for the safety of his life." Unable to hold his job and live a normal life, Honore returned to Alexandra Hospital in order to investigate his condition. The hospital turned him away, stating that they had no record of his stay. Casey Chang, the director of communications and service quality at the hospital, stated: "We understand that the patient had recently returned to Alexandra Hospital to seek information regarding medical treatment he had received at Alexandra Hospital in May 1988. This was 23 years ago when Alexandra Hospital was a government hospital."
In June 2011, Honore underwent an operation at Mount Elizabeth Hospital to remove the fragment.
It is very possible that the microchip in question could be some form of a radio-frequency identification chip, also known as an RFID chip. RFID chips utilize technology that allows for them to transfer data using radio waves. While you used to be labeled as insane when discussing the presence of RFID chips in society, they are now more prevalent than ever. In fact, scientists have even pushed for RFID chips to be embedded in food items.
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Walker reviews Kutulas, The American Civil Liberties Union and the Making of Modern Liberalism
Judy Kutulas, The American Civil Liberties Union and the Making of Modern Liberalism, 1930-1960 (University of North Carolina, 2006) is reviewed on H-Law by Samuel Walker, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska at Omaha. Walker is author of a history of the ACLU, In Defense of American Liberties (1990). He writes, in part:
The relationship between civil liberties and modern liberalism is an important topic in American legal and political history. The growth of constitutional law protecting individual rights reached the point that, by the late 1970s, the United States was dominated by what some commentators call a "rights culture." Protest against that culture--over separation of church and state, pornography,abortion rights, and lesbian and gay rights--has been the mainspring of apolitically powerful conservative religious movement. Criticisms of the rights culture have also come from legal and political scholars, such as Harvard Law Professor Mary Ann Glendon, who, while committed to civil liberties values of free speech and equal protection, are concerned about the broader social impact of the relentless pursuit of individual rights. At the same time, there is little question that liberalism dominated American politics for a half century,from the election of Franklin Roosevelt in 1932 until the late 1970s, with the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 marking the end of that era.
In this context, the relationship between civil liberties and modern liberalism merits serious examination....
In a history of the ACLU between the 1930 and 1960, Judy Kutulas makes the provocative argument that the ACLU was seduced by the lure of respectability, and as a result made significant compromises in its fight for civil liberties. By 1960, she argues, the ACLU had abandoned its earlier radicalism and become "chic," a comfortable part of the liberal mainstream. Kutulas writes that ACLU leaders "steered their Civil Liberties Union into the liberal mainstream" (p. 41).
Kutulas's book is the first scholarly treatment of a critique of the ACLU that first appeared in the 1940s and accuses the ACLU of trimming its sails during the Cold War. The signal event was a 1940 resolution barring members of totalitarian groups from leadership positions in the ACLU, which resulted in the expulsion of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a Communist Party member, from the ACLU Board. Further compromises flowed from this initial compromise of principle, according to this argument.
Given the importance of the subject, it is sad to report that Kutulas's book is extremely unpersuasive. Most important, she fails to develop a substantive analysis of modern liberalism and the place of civil liberties within it. Consequently, we never know exactly to what the ACLU was allegedly striving to conform. When she refers to "liberalism," does she mean the Democratic Party or a certain intellectual school of thought? She does not say. With reference to civil liberties, she ignores some of the most important issues of the period she covers. Finally, there are some serious factual errors regarding the history of the ACLU.
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What to Say and Do When Things Go Wrong Amme & Associates, Inc.
As crises go, this was a small one, but still instructive. Accusations and recriminations flew furiously one winter here in my home of North Carolina after officials of two area school systems misjudged the impact of an impending snowstorm. Mystified parents saw children head to class just as the weather began to throttle the roads. Mothers and fathers were frightened – and later angered – to learn of stranded buses and students. A student died when her car wrecked on a slippery road.
As a crisis/issues consultant, several people asked my opinion of how officials handled the tumult. Since I have worked previously with some of the participants on other matters, I will not criticize them publicly. Besides, the father of the dead teenager called for peace instead of blame, and some officials did the right thing, in my opinion. All promised to improve decision-making and communications.
Nevertheless, this highly publicized ruckus can be a jumping off point for understanding what to say and do when things go wrong. Judge the school officials by these recommendations if you will, but also ask yourself whether you would implement them.
– When mistakes are self-evident, apologize. Say, "I am sorry." "I made a mistake," is even better. Do it quickly and people will likely believe you. Rapid, sincere apologies reduce friction in public disputes. As a reporter, I saw apologies soften and even negate the impact of my investigative stories.
Warning #1 – Don't delay, or your apology will look like spin control. For example, did you notice that weeks passed before American military officials apologized to Japanese families after the submarine USS Greeneville collided with and sank that fishing boat off Hawaii? Everyone knew it was a mistake, so why the holdup in paying homage to survivors? That hesitation allowed unnecessary anger and resentment to build.
Warning #2 – Your lawyer may not want you to apologize. I understand that. Attorneys and I collaborate routinely and I know they want to protect you from admitting culpability. My view, however, is that if a mistake is obvious, then do the human thing and apologize instead of parsing statements. Most significant incidents end up in a legal forum anyway, so say something reassuring and meaningful. In the unlikely event the case reaches a jury, I believe your good intentions will mitigate jury animosity.
Warning #3 – Apologies without action can be perceived as just words. Therefore….
In the case of the school flap, thoughtful parents seemed to appreciate that the capriciously fast-moving snowstorm could have confounded most reasonable decision-makers. Therefore, detailed explanations of why events went awry were not particularly helpful. They sounded like an excuse. After your apology, they want you to "do something about it." "Fix it." What will you do to prevent a recurrence? How will you examine your decision-making processes? Actions, not explanations, will earn their trust again.
I know, I know. This sounds self-serving, but I believe you must consider outside PR counsel. Here's why. Even as a mature adult, if you make a mistake, you are scared and want to hide. It's human. Apologizing, much less admitting a mistake, is daunting. Add an attorney to the mix and you have a prescription for saying and doing little. It's natural. An outside expert with no vested interest can give you the big picture and, perhaps, push you out of your comfort zone into action that, while initially counterintuitive, might protect your reputation.
In conclusion, we all find it disquieting to live in an unpredictable world. We, the followers, perhaps naively and unrealistically, want a predictable and reliable society headed by trustworthy leaders who shield us from the unknown. As I say repeatedly, we want to know, "Am I safe?" As a leader, it is your mission to reassure us that we are safe. We want to know that you care and will protect us. If you stumble, we expect you to apologize, get back on the horse, and tell us how you intend to do better in the future. If we believe you, we will forgive your frailties and follow once again.


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Luis started his dj career at the age of 16 with the artistic name "Luis Hungría". He has played in the best clubs around Catalunya & Ibiza, in popular places such as Café del Mar, Pachá, Ocean Drive, Blau, St Trop, Tropics, Malibú, Rick's Café, Platea, B-Side, Loft, Arena, Soho, Mala vida and so on.
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