This is Why the C.I.A is VITAL TO NATIONAL SECURITY!

KSM's Sleeper Agents Posed A Serious Threat

Thomas Joscelyn had a great article in the Weekly Standard yesterday with information pertaining to the events and actions of Al-Qeada AFTER 9/11 and what they were planning to do and how the C.I.A and other intelligences agencies STOPPED more 9/11 type attacks with information gained from WATERBOARDING Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the 9/11 mastermind.  Further PROOF that Enhanced Interrogation Techniques WORKED and provided vital intelligence to our security agencies to foil more terrorist attacks on U.S. soil. 

This just proves that VP dick Cheney was absolutely CORRECT, when he said that "E.I.T. (Enhanced interrogation Techniques) saved lives and prevented more Al-Qeada plots from being perpetrated." 

"...the CIA found that KSM became the U.S. Government's "preeminent" source on al Qaeda."

The Democrats, ESPECIALLY house Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) should be utterly ASHAMED of themselves for degrading and insulting the very people who are working hard to make America safe.  Personally I don't give a rats' ass about Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, or any other Al-Qeada member.  I say waterboard all of them, everyday for the rest of their natural lives, if there were ever a case FOR torture to gain intelligence on further attacks, this is it.  Khalid Sheikh Mohammed killed 3,000 innocent people who were minding their own business.  If there ever were a special place in hell for the worst of human kind, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed surely deserves to be there. 

"The story behind the identification and arrest of al Qaeda operatives working for KSM in March of 2003 is an unequivocal success story. Perhaps KSM's sleeper agents did not have their finger on the trigger
at the precise moment they were detained. But they were clearly preparing al Qaeda's next attacks. The officials who oversaw the dismantling of KSM's American-based network deserve our debt of
gratitude. This includes those officials who were responsible for getting KSM to divulge his secrets"

Good for the C.I.A, good for America, bad for Al-Qeada, good for the War on Terror - Yes, I still use that term because it is incredibly relevant still today, we are in a war against terrorism.