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U.S. news outlets held back disclosing Davis’ CIA ties - Yahoo! News

23.2.11

U.S. news outlets held back disclosing Davis’ CIA ties - Yahoo! News: "Would outing Davis as an agent have increased potential risks to his life? Perhaps. But the shooting had already sparked a diplomatic crisis, with Pakistani protesters calling for violent retribution against Davis and burning American flags and an effigy of the CIA agent on the street. (The protest against Davis pictured above took place a week ago). And in the Pakistani media—where conspiracy theories involving the CIA are commonplace—Davis had already been pegged as a spy.

Meanwhile, U.S. government officials have been describing Davis—a 36-year-old former Special Forces soldier—as a consulate employee who should be granted diplomatic immunity. President Obama referred to Davis last week as 'our diplomat,' while Massachusetts Democratic Sen. John Kerry traveled to Pakistan to press for Davis' release."


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