Rosie O'Donnell, Need I say More?

Well, in this case I do.

She apparently doesn't believe that Khaled Sheikh Mohammed's confession over the weekend is valid because we tortured him in order to get the results. Wrong again Rosie. Since his capture, he had already admitted in detail the crimes he had committed and planned to commit through interrogation and "waterboarding" techniques. "Waterboarding," for those of you who do not know, is the process in which prisoner is bound to an inclined board with the head slightly below the feet. Cellophane is wrapped over the prisoner's face and water is poured over him. Unavoidably, the gag reflex kicks in and a terrifying fear of drowning and brings about instant pleas to stop. According to the sources, CIA officers who subjected themselves to the waterboarding technique lasted an average of 14 seconds before caving in. This, along with other methods, has become vital to pulling information from known terror operatives.

KSM is probably the most well known and important terror agent we have in custody, so the information he holds is vital and needs to be known in order to secure our safety. Let me repeat myself from my initial posting on this topic: He confessed to more than 30 plots, most of which haven't occurred yet.

Some liberals claim that these methods are not legal under the Geneva Convention, and they are right. What they fail to see is that the Geneva Convention protects soldiers in a war between nations. Yes, there is a war, but these are not soldiers we are dealing with. These are men and women who would gladly sneak up behind you and put a knife across your throat...or worse, strap a bomb to their chest and waltz into your family room. All for "paradise."

Rosie, we do what we do for a reason: To keep you safe and able to talk all you want on your little show (and so I can talk on mine, but at least I'm grateful). BTW, leave Elizabeth alone...shes the only competent person on the show and I feel bad that she has to subject herself to the likes of you daily.