Pak tribesman killed 7 CIA agents and trust

Times of India ^ | January 3, 2010 | Chidanand Rajghatta

[usurper]

And the survivors and witnesses will learn the golden rule: do not mess with the CIA.

They already know the golden rule: The ACLU

This administration would publicly crucify any agent who steps out of line and probably turn them over to the ICC for prosecution and the agents know it.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

That is why the administration would never know. In an event like this, the error is to do it and cover up afterward. The proper way is to have your paperwork in order first, then go ahead. The trick is to turn what some might consider an illegal act into the bureaucratic equivalent of arguing tactics.

Revenge should not only be served cold, but it should be on a soft bed of bureaucratic paper, and smothered in complexity sauce.

[STARWISE]

I’m with you ... infuriating, deadly and gut wrenching
lives these folks now live.

And with the insidiousness of the maze of agents, double
agents, the inter-agency fighting and oneupsmanship, loss
of presidential backing and insane rules of engagement,
the filthy muslims lying, if necessary, to achieve their
mission ..

and the devastation of such a huge loss in their ranks
with such exclusive historic knowledge .. wouldn’t
surprise me to see some intel/military types become so
torqued they go rogue and take matters into their own
hands .. damn the repercussions.

And on and on ...

Penetration Even At The Pentagon: Muslim Spies Setting Muslim Policy

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2410064/posts

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God bless and protect all our brave heroes ..
fighting the evil enemies from without and the evil
fools and ideologues within.

[MestaMachine]

Except that the bomber in this case was a Jordanian double agent who was INVITED to the base. It was someone they were trying to flip. The fact that they let him in untouched was stupidity on their part. Who gets the payback for stupidity?