The CIA: A Pestilence Most Foul

[Scooter100]

I am currently reading about the CIA's "performance" during the Viet Nam War of the 1960's. Here is only one isolated, but horrific, example out of hundreds....

"The most valuable quality possessed by defectors, deserters, and criminals serving in "sensitive" CIA projects was their expendability. Take, for example, Project 24, which employed NVA officers and senior enlisted men. Candidates for Project 24 were vetted and, if selected, taken out for dinner and drinks, to a brothel, where they were photographed, then blackmailed into joining special reconnaissance teams. Trained in Saigon, outfitted with captured NVA or VC equipment, then given a "one-way ticket to Cambodia," they were sent to locate enemy sanctuaries. When they radioed back their position and that of the sanctuary, the CIA would "arc-light" (bomb with B52's) them along with the target. No Project 24 special reconnaissance team ever returned to South Vietnam." ---(verbatim) from "The Phoenix Program", a book by Douglas Valentine, Ch.5/p.76, William Morrow & Co., 1990.

It is shocking to learn of such heartless cruelty. The leaders of the U.S. intelligence agencies obviously have an immoral and murderous history. In today's terms, a little "innocent" cheating, lying and spying is nothing for men who would deliberately set up and kill their own agents in cold blood.

I am left with the inescapable impression that President Trump has been in serious harm's way since he took office. The corrupt vermin he is dealing with are, in fact, ruthless killers. While they should be dealt with using great caution, they must also be brought to justice with extreme prejudice, steadfast resolve and our full support.

Let us all pray for our president and his brave staff as they rid this nation of a pestilence most foul.

[laplata]

That’s interesting. You mean he has his own burial plot inside the gate?

[fatman6502002]

I was not referring to myself, you asshole.