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May 20, 2009
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Did the CIA Lie? Did Nancy Pelosi lie?

By Rob Kall (about the author)

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Did the CIA Lie? Did Nancy Pelosi lie?

    

Nancy Pelosi claims the CIA lied about it's reports on torture.  Ray McGovern reports that the CIA used information they knew was from compromised source to persuade Colin Powell. (Note to Nancy Pelosi: Colin Powell Got Snookered at CIA, too)

Do you think the CIA lied, either directly, or by providing what they knew was bad evidence? Did Nancy Pelosi lie?

Both The CIA and Nancy Pelosi Lied.
Not sure.
The CIA didn't lie.
The CIA lied

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