[no-s]

If ever a BTTT was deserved, this one for sure. She was in the very thick of it, telling people what they wanted to hear, all on behalf of castro.

[F-117A]

Ms. Montes blew the cover of four U.S. agents working in Cuba

Did Jimmy Carter or Barbara Walter ask about these U.S. agents?

[what's up]

Became Cuba analyst in 1992...appointed by Clinton I assume?

[livius]

Mary Anastasia O'Grady

...is a truly fantastic analyst of Latin America. Anybody who doesn't read her on a regular basis should start now.

As for our most recent Clinton-era spy, part of me says they shoulda hanged her - but realistically, if they got good info out of her, that was probably the best way to go.

Also, I hope they are examining - very carefully - many people from that era who are probably still in government agencies, mailng reports back to Fidel, Saddam, Osama, or whoever can do the most damage. And, more importantly, corrupting the information upon which our government bases its decisions. The old database term GIGO (garbage in, garbage out) applies here.

[maica]

FYI: Ms. Montes is the 45-year-old daughter of Puerto Rican parents and was born on a U.S. military base in Germany. In 1979 she earned a degree in foreign affairs from the University of Virginia and in 1988 she finished a master's degree at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. In 1985 she began working as a junior analyst at the DIA, focusing on Nicaragua. She became a Cuba analyst in 1992 but reportedly worked for Cuba as far back as 1985.

[george wythe]

The Chicoms, the Castroids, the Islamicists have infiltrated our intelligence agencies.

We've been at the mercy of all these crackpots for a long time.

"Frontline" had a documentary on how easy it is for the Chicoms to gather intelligence in the US. Even worse, the documentary also showed the complete negligence in our intelligence services dealing with Chinese espionage cases.

It was depressing to watch.