November 22 Oped in New York Daily News by Andrew C. McCarthy, author of Willful Blindness and prosecutor for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing:

EXCERPT:

“From a legal standpoint, it makes no sense to try the Al Qaeda quintet in civilian court. Eleven months ago, these men were prepared to plead guilty in their military commission and proceed to execution. Yet the Obama administration pulled the plug on that commission. This was a transparent sop to the left, which wants to judicialize war-fighting and is repulsed by the intelligence-centric, prevention-first counterterrorism strategy that has protected us for eight years from a reprise of the 9/11 atrocities.

I found this on Robert Spencer's Facebook page and believe it deserves wider coverage than FB, especially as it directly impacts our CIA and military:

Obama may allow Americans to be tried for war crimes in The Hague

I just wanted to explain what the background graphics are on these web pages.  The words used are taken directly from the CIA Memorial Wall:

IN HONOR OF THOSE MEMBERS

OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

My motivations are simple:  there are no political issues that matter as much as our national security.  All else pales in comparison.

What does a public option health care plan matter if emboldened and enabled terrorists rampage through our towns and cities?

What does gay marriage or educational vouchers or welfare or vaccinations or taxes or housing markets or election campaigns matter if our nation is unsecure and terrorized by radicals hell-bent on destroying our way of life?!

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