The Real Story Inside the CIA

Newsmax ^ | Monday, Nov. 22, 2004 4:59 p.m. EST | Newsmax

[TADSLOS]

Pressure wash. About time.

[Scales]

F the MSM and what they think of the purge at the CIA. Go Director Goss, thoroughly clean this cesspool of all the disloyal Clintonistas.

[AmericaUnited]

"In the days and weeks ahead of us," Goss wrote, "I will announce a series of changes - some involving procedures, organization, senior personnel, and areas of focus for our action."

Hmmm... I'm disappointed in Goss... no mention of firing squads.

[snowman1]

If I'm not mistaken their resigning still puts them on the FEDERAL RETIREMENT list if they have the time in. Which is BS.. If they resign let them find some-other place to feather their nest.

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Grey Suit Ping.

[bvw]

"Michael Scheuer, head of the CIA's bin Laden unit from 1996 to 1999 who recently quit the agency in order to be free to criticize the intelligence community, admitted that his CIA superiors had given him permission to speak to the media anonymously to "bash the president."

That's the honorable way to do it.

[Chode]

close, it's a BMD... 8^)

[Enterprise]

Back biting, but kissing careerists infect every aspect of our society. It can have deadly results when those who are charged with protecting us forget their responsibilities and engage in this nonsense.

[eureka!]

"One agency at a time. Condi will begin her quest soon."

Hehehehe. W knows too that the deadenders in the CIA and State Department are going to go nuclear. The left is going to go absolutely nuts before all is said and done...

[Navy Patriot]

The Real Story: CIA R US.

{Durn it, how do you make a backwards R?}

[Tannerone]

God I hope so! That "foggy bottom" is fifty (50) years out of date.

Note how they allow all the immigrants to enter the US but none of the immigrants live in their precious neighborhood.

[MizSterious]

FYI

[okie01]

If Kerry were doing the same thing, the MSM would be praising him for his "courageous and long-overdue efforts to clear out dead wood."

And you can be assured that the heads sent rolling would have a quite different set of owners.

[cyncooper]

Hayes explained the unholy alliance between dissident CIA employees and parts of the media by noting it appeared that reporters who cover intelligence, "particularly beat reporters from the Washington Post, the New York Times, Newsday, and Knight Ridder newspapers," often merely regurgitate storylines presented to them by the most political current and former CIA officials.

Ya don't say. Next thing we'll hear that reporters also regurgitate storylines from the DNC fax machine!

Go, Porter!

Thanks for the ping.