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To: Sub-Driver

I don’t trust the CIA. They went after President Bush and now they are going after the Democrats. They refused to be reorganized by President Bush.

They don’t seem to have much honor nor a whole lot of success and they represent themselves - not us. The Democrats are as mean as they are.


49 posted on 05/12/2009 4:53:34 PM PDT by SaraJohnson
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To: SaraJohnson

The CIA is a typical bureaucracy, all it cares about is its own arse, just like the rest of them. check out “SHADOW WARRIORS” by Kenneth Timmerman.


84 posted on 05/12/2009 6:34:38 PM PDT by peter gun
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To: SaraJohnson

Bush wasn’t as special as you might think. There is plenty the CIA had a righteous reason to be angry at him for.
Scooter Libby was the architect of the mideast doctrine which they said was a plan to democratize the mideast, but it was really kissing up to the Saudis, UAE, (Dubai in particular;) installing Hamid Karzai in Afghanistan and allowing the opium trade to flourish with record crops; eliminating Iran as the main drug hub and recognizing Kosovo, a Muslim controlled drug hub, as an independent Muslim country; and trying to force the EU to accept Turkey, a Muslim country, into the EU.
Under Bush, South America began a dash into Socialism, Chavez came to power, welcomed Hamas and Hisbullah into its embrace, and nationalized its oil with nary a squeak from the Bush administration. Venezula is the new Columbia of the drug trade.
And Mexico...well, there isn’t enough time or room to open that package. Two words though...Johnny Sutton.
Most of Bush’s grief on the left came from inside the State Department.
Don’t discount his daddy, and don’t discount his ties to Bill Clinton. Dubai has made out like a bandit, buying up our space technology and the installations that maintain and repair our planes.
Iraq is/was a proxy war to diminish Iran’s influence in the region and strengthen the Saudis’.
Saddam Hussein was loyal to the Hashemite King of Jordan. The Saudis didn’t like that much. So we have pretty much left Abdullah blowing in the wind.
There is way more to the story than you can imagine. SO much more.


94 posted on 05/12/2009 7:38:28 PM PDT by MestaMachine (From Cogs to Castles...)
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