[BOBTHENAILER]

Just finished the book "While America Slept" last night. The last chapter details the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, a most unpleasant one it was. Mohammed needs the same, the a slow lingering good bye.

Zubaydah was shot three times when captured and after being stabilized, was subjected to a "quick on, quick off", painkiller. He soon realized that the more he talked the more he got the painkiller. As soon as he stopped, it was stopped and the incredible pain returned almost immediately.

They built a special room that resembled a Saudi cell and inserted two Arab American Special Forces guys who played the part of Saudis. Seeing a chance at redemption through his good connections with high ranking Saudi Royals he named them, gave their phone numbers, etc., along with a very high ranking General in the Pakistani Intelligence org.

Shortly after sharing that info with the Saudis, three of the four assumed room temperature under suspicious circumstances. The Pakistani General's plane, with 12 High Level cronies aboard, crashed during a cloudless day of perfect weather.

Anybody who says we don't now know how to play this game is mistaken.

[Grampa Dave]

Of course this author left out the most hideous torture we submit these captured Islamokazis to:

That is 24/7 sound tracks of Barnie singing "I Love You!" played at just below deafening levels.

[diamondjoe]

The speculation I've heard is that the Saudis and Pakistanis killed their respective guys, not us. They were killed by higher ups who knew that they could reveal VERY high-level associations with Al Qaeda. I don't know why we'd want to bother killing them when they could provide us with good info, but it's quite obvious why the Saudis and the ISI would want to off them. I'm sure KSM's capture prompted all sorts of interesting, er, reorganizations within various intelligence agencies in the Middle East, as they worked feverishly to hide relationships they had cultivated with him.

[JSteff]

Deviously wonderful! All islami terrorists need to be subject to the same.