Al Qaeda mastermind said real plan for conquest of US was through immigration of Muslims

Washington Examiner:
The jailed architect of 9/11 revealed that al Qaeda's plan to kill the United States was not through military attacks but immigration and "outbreeding nonmuslims" who would use the legal system to install Sharia law, according to a blockbuster new book.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed also predicted that intelligence officials using so-called "enhanced interrogation" techniques such as the waterboarding he experienced would eventually come under attack from weak-kneed U.S. politicians and media.

In Enhanced Interrogation, CIA contractor James Mitchell tells for the first time about his role interrogating al Qaeda principals, many like KSM still jailed at Guantanamo Bay. He details accounts of waterboarding and other interrogation sessions of the nation's most notorious enemies.
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There is much more.

He quotes Abu Zubaydah, one of the first subjects water boarded as insisting that the US should continue the practice because that way the "brother" can talk without it being considered a sin.  This book seems to turn on its head most of the arguments made by liberals in the way we fight the Islamic terrorists.

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