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The John Adams Project
...where is the coverage of the Adams story? Where is President Obama on the issue? Why are these people being allowed to terrorize the Central Intelligence Agency?

When I think of the terrorist atrocity that happened eight years ago, I feel deeply for people like Vic and Christine Colaio. These two fine Americans lost their sons Stephen and Mark who both worked in the World Trade Center. Along with their daughter Jean, the elderly couple suffers their loss on a daily basis. Time does not heal those kinds of wounds.

That is why I am so enraged by the John Adams Project, a group of subversive Americans affiliated with the ACLU who are sneaking around taking pictures of CIA agents who may have interrogated captured al-Qaeda guys in the wake of the 9/11 attack. This insidious outfit believes the CIA tortured casually and the USA is a "human rights violator."

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Activists putting CIA in danger?
Tuesday, September 8: From the Talking Points Memo... "If the president continues to allow attacks on the CIA, it will come back to hurt him, the same way the saga of Van Jones is hurting him. ...Fair or not, President Obama is now viewed by some as sympathetic to the radical left, so to get rid of that perception he should condemn 'The John Adams Project.' Immediately!"
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