On August 24, 2009, Attorney General Eric Holder began to prosecute those CIA agents who undertook difficult intelligence assignments in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. This purely political decision is damaging not only to the intelligence community, but to the safety of us all, especially in the face of global terrorism. We, the people, must stand with those who are defending this country and our families from harm. We can still turn the tide by publicly opposing this travesty.
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Why did we make this our mission? The Obama administration's prosecution of CIA agents is a disaster in the making. The following reasons are enough to break out in a cold sweat:
The prosecution makes intelligence officers less willing to take risks to protect the country.
It undermines America's credibility with foreign intelligence agencies and governments who will grow reluctant to cooperate and share information with such an unreliable partner.
Public disclosure of intelligence methods and operations foils the ongoing efforts by intelligence officers to prevent violence and save lives.
Revelations about CIA operations help Al Qaeda and other enemies to plan and execute further attacks without being detected and captured.
A letter written by seven former heads of the CIA to President Obama says it all:
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An extensive collection of news and opinions on this issue can be found at another website dedicated to supporting prosecuted intelligence community StandWithIntelligence.com.
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