Intellegence services have done a great service to the free world by stopping any further attacks. Going after the people who have done what they were asked and expected to do for our safety is wrong. If the rules of engagement are changed by those who do not enjoin the fight, then those who do will quit, and then we have a situation liken to the problems of Viet Nam, a war we could not win, bot because we could not defeat them, but because the media stole our honor over a few who did wrong because they were frustrated with the way they were protrayed and treated by the liberals who took over and made it a mess they were not there to fix the problems of social injustice of the people who wanted freedom.
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But in late June Holder asked an aide for a copy of the CIA inspector general's thick classified report on interrogation abuses. He cleared his schedule and, over two days, holed up alone in his Justice Depart ment office, immersed himself in what Dick Cheney once referred to as "the dark side." He read the report twice, the first time as a lawyer, looking for evidence and instances of transgressions that might call for prosecution. The second time, he started to absorb what he was reading at a more emotional level. He was "shocked and saddened," he told a friend, by what government servants were alleged to have done in America's name. When he was done he stood at his window for a long time, staring at Constitution Avenue.
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