Those would be the members of our military who correctly understand the way to a successful military career in Obama’s America lies in playing the right political games. Those who didn’t play, Obama retired.
The most serious case began in the spring of 2011, with the investigation of a group led by a shadowy Russian named Alexandr Agheenco, “the colonel” to his cohorts, whom Moldovan authorities believe to be an officer with the Russian FSB, previously known as the KGB. A middle man working for the colonel was recorded arranging the sale of bomb-grade uranium, U-235, and blueprints for a dirty bomb to a man from Sudan, according to several officials. The blueprints were discovered in a raid of the middleman's home, according to police and court documents.
Wiretapped conversations repeatedly exposed plots that targeted the United States, the Moldovan officials said. At one point the middleman told an informant posing as a buyer that it was essential that the smuggled uranium go to Arabs.
“He said to the informant on a wire: ‘I really want an Islamic buyer because they will bomb the Americans,’” said Malic, the investigator.
As in the other cases, investigators arrested mostly mid-level players after an early exchange of cash and radioactive goods.
The ringleader, the colonel, got away. Police cannot determine whether he had more nuclear material. His partner, who wanted to “annihilate America,” is out of prison.
According to Catherine Herridge earlier today, these four incidents are just the tip of the iceberg. There is no cooperation between Russia and the US, and FBI’s Comey is extremely worried. ISIS and Al Qaeda are the targeted customers of the Russian smugglers.