Besides the Obvious question of who was helping you all shack up in Pakistan, I would have a few questions of my own to ask!
1, Did Osama Allow you to Talk?
2, How long has he been suffering from "Limp Dick Syndrome"?
3, How long has he been Taking Viagra?
4, How often did he say to you "Not tonight dear, I have a Headache"
5, How often did he Service the Goats, Instead of you?
And I'm sure there are other questions But we will leave those up to the Professionals!
Bloomberg
Pakistan will allow the U.S. to question the three wives of Osama bin Laden who were with him in the compound where American commandos killed the al-Qaeda leader last week, granting a measure of cooperation amid tensions following the raid.
The Obama administration expects to get access to the women soon, based on a response from the Pakistani government, a U.S. official said yesterday on condition of anonymity. The specific timing of the access wasn’t set, the official said.
The decision followed verbal skirmishing between the two countries. Pakistani officials have said that the U.S. should have informed Pakistan of the operation in advance. U.S. officials have questioned how much Pakistani authorities knew about bin Laden’s presence in their country.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Pakistan Will Allow U.S. Officials to Question Osama Bin Laden’s Widows
Friday, January 29, 2010
Where the hell is the High Value Detainee Interrogation Group?
For the record...
From Charles Krauthammer:
We have since learned that the decision to mirandize Abdulmutallab had been made without the knowledge of or consultation with (1) the secretary of defense, (2) the secretary of homeland security, (3) the director of the FBI, (4) the director of the National Counterterrorism Center or (5) the director of national intelligence (DNI).
The Justice Department acted not just unilaterally but unaccountably. Obama's own DNI said that Abdulmutallab should have been interrogated by the HIG, the administration's new High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group.
Perhaps you hadn't heard the term. Well, in the very first week of his presidency, Obama abolished by executive order the Bush-Cheney interrogation procedures and pledged to study a substitute mechanism. In August, the administration announced the establishment of the HIG, housed in the FBI but overseen by the National Security Council.
Where was it during the Abdulmutallab case? Not available, admitted National Intelligence Director Dennis Blair, because it had been conceived for use only abroad. Had not one person in this vast administration of highly nuanced sophisticates considered the possibility of a terror attack on American soil?
It gets worse. Blair later had to explain that the HIG was not deployed because it does not yet exist. After a year!
Friday, September 18, 2009
Ex-CIA chiefs seek halt to interrogations probe
Only because it is the right thing to do !
Associated press....
WASHINGTON — Seven former CIA directors asked President Barack Obama on Friday to quash a criminal probe of harsh interrogations of terror suspects during the Bush administration.
The CIA directors, who served both Democratic and Republican presidents and include three who worked under President George W. Bush, made their request in a letter Friday to the White House.
Attorney General Eric Holder announced last month that he was appointing an independent counsel to investigate possible incidents of abuse by CIA personnel during interrogations that went beyond guidelines imposed by the Bush administration.
The incidents were referred by the CIA inspector general to the Justice Department during the Bush administration, but Justice officials at the time prosecuted only one case.
"If criminal investigations closed by career prosecutors during one administration can so easily be reopened at the direction of political appointees in the next, declinations of prosecution will be rendered meaningless," wrote the former directors.
The seven former CIA directors included Michael Hayden, Porter Goss and George Tenet, who served under Bush; John Deutch and James Woolsey, who worked for President Bill Clinton; William Webster, who served under President George H.W. Bush; and James Schlesinger, who ran the agency under President Richard Nixon. Tenet also served under Clinton.
They urged Obama to reverse Holder's Aug. 24 decision to reopen the investigation of interrogations following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Interrogation Video of Omar Khadr
Here's the 10min video of the interrogation of Omar Khadr. At the time of this video Omar Khadr was approximately 16 years old. He was captured in Afghanistan after a fire fight with US marines. It is alleged that he killed a US medic with a grenade. Omar Khadr is part of the infamous Canadian al Qaida family.
For all those bleeding hearts out there that are disturbed by this video, save your tears. Save your tears for the people who had their heads chopped off by terrorists. Save you tears for the women who have been murdered by terorrists. Save your tears for all the innocent people who were blown to bits by terrorists. Those are the true crimes against humanity.
Video below the fold....
