Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Break In Hunt for Bin Ladin May Have Been Provided By Not Only Enhanced Interrogation Techniques, But by Enhanced Interrogation Techniques Performed On An Al Qaeda Operative Captured in Iraq

Sorry Lefties… Rumsfeld Says Waterboarding Led US to Osama Bin Laden   "The Obama Administration is lying.  They don’t want to give Bush credit for leading them to Osama’s compound. And, they don’t want to admit they were wrong about waterboarding." From RightNetwork.com, which led us to these following posts:

Ace of Spades  "Once again… Ace of Spades put together the the timeline that started back in 2003 during the Bush years that led to Osama’s death on Sunday."
Political Cartoons by Michael Ramirez
http://townhall.com/political-cartoons/michaelramirez

CONFIRMED: CIA Chief Panetta Admits Info From Waterboarding Led US to Osama Bin Laden
"Intelligence garnered from waterboarded detainees was used to track down al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden and kill him, CIA Chief Leon Panetta told NBC News on Tuesday.
"“Enhanced interrogation techniques” were used to extract information that led to the mission’s success, Panetta said during an interview with anchor Brian Williams. Those techniques included waterboarding, he acknowledged.
"Panetta, who in a 2009 CIA confirmation hearing declared “waterboarding is torture and it’s wrong,” said Tuesday that debate about its use will continue.
"“Whether we would have gotten the same information through other approaches I think is always gonna be an open question,” Panetta said. "

Sad. White House Won’t Admit that Waterboarding Led to Osama’s Courier  "White House Press Secretary Jay Carney refused to answer a reporters question on whether enhanced interrogation techniques gleaned information that led to the attack on Osama Bin Laden’s compound. Carney said it was a number of sources that led them to Osama’s courier. He also said Obama is still against enhanced interrogation techniques despite the fact that they led to Sunday’s successful mission.
"Unreal."

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