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Since no single individual has access to every top-level code at any given time – a single mole would not answer the case; it would have to a large, widely spread number. U.S. experts do not believe bin Laden was capable of infiltrating double agents into the heart of the U.S. administration on a large scale. They are looking elsewhere, instead, at a country with a very well-oiled intelligence apparatus – Iraq.

Bull. Iraq doesn't have those capabilities either.

Instead, look for a country that had lots of access into the prior administration

Look for a country that we know for a fact has stolen lots of the US's high-tech secrets

Look for a country that is flush with cash, from all their exports to us

Look for a country that would benefit from our being entangled in a long-running conflict with the Muslim world, where we would not have the resources free to interfere in their designs

Look at China

>>Look for a country that we know for a fact has stolen lots of the US's high-tech secrets<<

IMHO,you may well be right about everything but the above. The Chinese didn't steal squat,not even matchbooks. Everything they got was either given or sold to them by Bubba bin Bombing and his merry band of fascist traitors.