[aShepard]

"There is a clear sense on how effective they were," noted Shaw. "The fact that the CIA did not know shows just how successful the Russian operation was," he concluded. John Shaw, the former deputy undersecretary for international technology security.

Well since you're the deputy blah, blah, I guess that you did tell the CIA, so the CIA does know, or the CIA doesn't believe you.

I've always wondered why Bush got off the WMD bandwagon so early. Perhaps it's stratergy: as first we needed to find Saddam; and now it's we've got to get Iraq under control, so we can redeploy our troops to fire the new weapons stockpile that has been building after the depletion in Afganistan.

Sounds like this war on terror is going to have many fronts. We poked the stick in the hornets nest, lets hope that we've got the troops and the backing of the democRAT half of the US population

This could get real ugly, real fast.

[Godwinson]

Well since you're the deputy blah, blah, I guess that you did tell the CIA, so the CIA does know, or the CIA doesn't believe you.

Logic/reason can be a pain in the arse, eh?