>>>>However, it will be difficult to prove or disprove the allegations.>>>>
>>>>The government in Bucharest is by no means stable, and the new government in Warsaw is a minority administration; neither could afford the domestic political consequences likely to stem from hard evidence that the allegations are true. For this reason alone, it is extremely unlikely that any such evidence will emerge. The Union is currently seeking desperately to heal internal wounds rather than to open new ones, and the Commission has insisted that no formal investigation is being planned.>>>>
>>>>Little is likely to be revealed in the European Commission's "informal" probe into allegations of secret CIA camps in new EU member states. The consequences of these claims are more likely to be felt in the United States than in Europe.>>>>
Hells bells, I could "allege" that you're a jerk, and I think I could get better 'evidence' than this article presents.
TONI
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