I get endless crap for even the slightest hyperbole, and look at what I have to wade through from you and "z."
This isn't about the interrogation techniques. It's about politicians that will sell American security personnel down the river in two seconds flat for political gain, and the effect of this on those security personnel.
This was not only obvious in the article, it should have been obvious from the small excerpt I quoted.
For a little perspective, go back and look at what our security people had to go through trying to get permission from the ass-covering politicos to look at the hard drive of one of the al Qaeda terrorists prior to 9/11. In the political climate, nobody wanted to stick their necks out.
Current Events » in reply to Yes Tom, counterterrorism has been completely disabled
Again, try reading the article.
The whole thread (18 posts)
- "A Chilling Effect on U.S. Counterterrorism"
- " It is hard to retain officers and attract quality recruits in this kind of environment"
- Yes Tom, counterterrorism has been completely disabled
- So why don't we just go all the way and bring back the Inquisition?
- Those who sell out the US, destroy her values, undermine her principles, should be held accountable.
