With the Republicans taking control of the U.S. House of Representatives and heading all House committees, members of the nation’s intelligence and law enforcement communities expect more support and fewer threats.

In fact, most of the chairmen of House committees — Rep. Peter King, Rep. Mike Rogers, etc. – who will have an impact on intelligence, law enforcement and counterterrorism have a record for supporting those on the frontline of the war on terrorism. Gone are the “useful idiots” who are quick to accuse cops, spies and soldiers of criminal behavior without evidence such as Rep. John Conyers, who actually supports Fifth-Column Islamic groups against his own nation.

After numerous threats made against intelligence officers of the Central Intelligence Agency by the Obama Administration, Attorney General Eric Holder and Democrat members of both houses of congress, no criminal charges have been — or will be –  filed against US intelligence officials accused of destroying videotapes showing CIA interrogations of terror suspects, according to a statement received by the National Association of Chiefs of Police.

In the statement, Justice Department officials said that following an intense and thorough investigation an the official who spearheaded the investigation  decided against pursuing criminal charges for the destruction of the CIA interrogation tapes.