Irish Government is setting aside human rights for commerce

CIA Director John Brennan must surely be in line for the euphemism award of the decade.

Irish Government is setting aside human rights for commerce

John Lannon (Letters, December 15) relates John Brennan’s classic understatement that the CIA programme of interrogation techniques and practices “had shortcomings and that the agency had made some mistakes”.

A bit like the Germans suggesting they took some regrettable decisions during the 1940s.

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