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Positive Clinical Data for PBI-1402 Presented at the Annual Congress of the European Hematology Association
ProMetic Life Sciences Inc. (TSX: PLI) ("ProMetic") today presented results on its orally-active PBI-1402 compound in clinical trial in patients with chemotherapy-induced anemia ("CIA") at the 13th Congress of the European Hematology Association held in Copenhagen, Denmark this week. Dr. Lyne Gagnon, ProMetic's Director R&D, Biology, presented data on...
I Go to Work for the "Largest PR Agency" in the World, and find myself beginning a 12-year war with the CIA
In August 1950, Angelina, my bride of two years, and I arrived in Washington, D.C., ready to take on the world of politics, demagoguery, primitive public relations, red-baiting politicians, sex scandals and globe-spanning news. The moment we stepped off the train that had taken us from Sioux City, Iowa, we...
The President's radio address
March 8, 2008 Good morning. This week, I addressed the Department of Homeland Security on its fifth anniversary and thanked the men and women who work tirelessly to keep us safe. Because of their hard work and the efforts of many across all levels of government, we have not...
Message to the House of Representatives returning without approval the "Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008"
March 8, 2008 To the House of Representatives: I am returning herewith without my approval H.R. 2082, the "Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008." The bill would impede the United States Government's efforts to protect the American people effectively from terrorist attacks and other threats because it...
Radio Address by the President to the Nation
WASHINGTON -- THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. This week, I addressed the Department of Homeland Security on its fifth anniversary and thanked the men and women who work tirelessly to keep us safe. Because of their hard work, and the efforts of many across all levels of government, we have not...
Radio Address by President Bush to the Nation
To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: White House Press Office, +1-202-456-2580 WASHINGTON, March 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is a transcript of the radio address by President Bush to the nation: THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. This week, I addressed the Department of Homeland Security on its fifth anniversary and thanked the...
Press Gaggle by Dana Perino
WASHINGTON -- *Because the Press Secretary's briefing was cancelled today, the gaggle transcript from this morning is pasted below. James S. Brady Press Briefing Room 9:24 A.M. EST MS. PERINO: Okay, the President had his normal briefings at 8:00 a.m., and at 10:10 a.m. he will make...
Bipartisan criticism of CIA/Justice department coverup
Rep. Peter Hoekstra (R-Mich.), the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, said on December 16 that Congress would subpoena witnesses and demand documents as part of its investigation of the CIA's destruction of videotapes recording the interrogations of two suspected al-Qaeda operatives. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] "We want to...
U.S. editorial excerpts -7-
NEW YORK, Jan. 4 Kyodo Selected editorial excerpts from the U.S. press: HANDLING THE CIA TAPES CASE (Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles) Atty. Gen. Michael B. Mukasey has displayed a commendable sensitivity to appearances in asking a respected prosecutor from outside the Beltway to investigate...
Give 'Bull' Durham a chance
Was it a crime for the CIA to destroy videotapes of harsh interrogations of two suspected terrorists? The search for a speedy answer got a boost Wednesday when Attorney General Michael Mukasey appointed a tough career federal prosecutor -- John Durham, a veteran from Connecticut known...
Let Congress, courts probe CIA tapes case
THE Bush administration has taken a heads-we-win, tails-you-lose approach to the scandal over the destruction of CIA interrogation videos. First, the Justice Department asked a federal court to halt a pending inquiry partly because Congress was already looking into it. Then it turned around and urged Congress to shut down...
Let Congress, courts probe CIA tapes case
THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION has taken a heads-we-win, tails-you-lose approach to the scandal over the destruction of CIA interrogation videos. First, the Justice Department asked a federal court to halt a pending inquiry partly because Congress was already looking into it. Then it turned around and urged Congress to shut down...
U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
NEW YORK, Dec. 21 Kyodo Selected editorial excerpts from the U.S. press: BUSH YIELDS ON CIA TAPES (Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles) It took a few days, but the Bush administration has realized that Congress has a right to answers -- soon -- about the destruction...
Bush scolds Democratic Congress
WASHINGTON -- President Bush, successful in forcing the Democratic Congress to bend to his will, complained Thursday that lawmakers had wasted time and taxpayers' money. His aggressive stand set a confrontational tone for Bush's final year in the White House. Bush used a year-end news conference to scold...
CIA tapes sparking turf battles
WASHINGTON -- The controversy over destroyed CIA interrogation tapes is shaping up as a turf battle involving the courts, Congress and the White House, with the Bush administration telling its constitutional co-equals to stay out of the investigation. The Justice Department says it needs time and the freedom...
U.S. editorial excerpts -5-
NEW YORK, Dec. 13 Kyodo Selected editorial excerpts from the U.S. press: THE CIA TAPES (Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles) Congress is appropriately indignant about the revelation that the CIA destroyed videotapes of interrogation sessions at which suspected terrorists were subjected to ''enhanced'' techniques that...
Congress, Bush in clash over CIA interrogation tapes
WASHINGTON AFP — Congress and President George W. Bush were headed for confrontation Saturday as US lawmakers accused the Justice Department of blocking their probe into whether the CIA tried to cover up torture by destroying interrogation tapes. Lawmakers from both parties expressed outrage after Bush's Attorney General Michael...
CIA, Congress battle over 'torture tapes'
O. Ricardo Pimentel, editorial page editor, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: "So, the CIA destroyed tapes of some detainees being subjected to enhanced interrogation techniques to protect the identity of undercover agents. Hmm. They've got stuff in the intelligence world to read license plates from satellites, yet they can't fuzz up faces...
The moral shame of these 'techniques'
LEADING ARTICLE Once again the United States intelligence services are exhibiting worrying signs that they consider themselves to be above the law when it comes to counterterrorism. The CIA admitted this week that it had destroyed at least two videotapes showing the interrogation of al-Qa'ida terror suspects. The...
Clash with Congress brews after CIA's tape destruction
WASHINGTON AFP — The White House faced another clash with Congress Saturday after furious Democratic lawmakers demanded a probe into the CIA's destruction of tapes showing harsh interrogations of captured Al-Qaeda operatives. The Central Intelligence Agency's admission that it destroyed tapes of at least two interrogations in 2005, at...
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