Comments on: Why can’t the CIA even protect its own agents? http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/21157 The oldest political news site on the Internet Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:30:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Carl Nemo http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/21157/comment-page-1#comment-51006 Carl Nemo Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-51006 <p>"The Taliban claimed responsibility, with a spokesman saying the bomber had been an Afghan National Army officer who blew himself up inside a gym at the base. U.S. officials would not confirm that the bomber had been a member of the Afghan army, leaving open the possibility that the uniform had been stolen." ...extract from article</p><p>Rest assured the 'stolen uniform' story shall stand. Our SOD Robert Gates just earmarked 7.5 Billion dollars for the purpose of training Afghani's to defend their country!?</p><p>So in the event an Afghani National Army officer comes up missing on the morning muster this would not be supportive for such ongoing aid.</p><p>When I heard about this phenomenal amount of U.S. taxpayer money being pitched down this Afghani rathole, I almost upchucked. Karzai and brothers are anothing but plug-in modules being utlized by our ever-bumbling CIA to destabilize or in this case to stabilize countries for the benefit of the MIC and the "oil patch". They're playing around with the Afghani cobra and now they've been bitten, "bigtime"!</p><p>Here's a link to "Karzai family secrets" link</p><p>http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-09-27/heroin-kingpin-or-hero/?cid=hp:featureline</p><p>This second link content, Iraq theater, is outstanding in that it demonstrates the b.s. our G.I.'s must suffer in trying to 'train' foreign nationals to supress their own people. They are training men that will potentially slit their throats or backshoot them given the chance. General McChrystal says he wants our guys to get more personal with the Afghani's; ie., get to know them in a "down home" aw shucks sense I guess. Wut da f***!?  There's an old saying, "familiarity breeds contempt"...no?</p><p>U.S. soldier chews out Iraqi police link</p><p>http://hotair.com/archives/2009/02/05/tough-love-us-soldier-chews-out-iraqi-police/comment-page-1/</p><p>My condolences go out to the families of the agency personnel that lost their lives, but as far as the "company" they worked for, I have grave reservations at this point in our national history. We've met the enemy and evidently he is us...!</p><p>Carl Nemo **==</p> “The Taliban claimed responsibility, with a spokesman saying the bomber had been an Afghan National Army officer who blew himself up inside a gym at the base. U.S. officials would not confirm that the bomber had been a member of the Afghan army, leaving open the possibility that the uniform had been stolen.” …extract from article

Rest assured the ‘stolen uniform’ story shall stand. Our SOD Robert Gates just earmarked 7.5 Billion dollars for the purpose of training Afghani’s to defend their country!?

So in the event an Afghani National Army officer comes up missing on the morning muster this would not be supportive for such ongoing aid.

When I heard about this phenomenal amount of U.S. taxpayer money being pitched down this Afghani rathole, I almost upchucked. Karzai and brothers are anothing but plug-in modules being utlized by our ever-bumbling CIA to destabilize or in this case to stabilize countries for the benefit of the MIC and the “oil patch”. They’re playing around with the Afghani cobra and now they’ve been bitten, “bigtime”!

Here’s a link to “Karzai family secrets” link

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-09-27/heroin-kingpin-or-hero/?cid=hp:featureline

This second link content, Iraq theater, is outstanding in that it demonstrates the b.s. our G.I.’s must suffer in trying to ‘train’ foreign nationals to supress their own people. They are training men that will potentially slit their throats or backshoot them given the chance. General McChrystal says he wants our guys to get more personal with the Afghani’s; ie., get to know them in a “down home” aw shucks sense I guess. Wut da f***!?  There’s an old saying, “familiarity breeds contempt”…no?

U.S. soldier chews out Iraqi police link

http://hotair.com/archives/2009/02/05/tough-love-us-soldier-chews-out-iraqi-police/comment-page-1/

My condolences go out to the families of the agency personnel that lost their lives, but as far as the “company” they worked for, I have grave reservations at this point in our national history. We’ve met the enemy and evidently he is us…!

Carl Nemo **==

]]> By: issodhos http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/21157/comment-page-1#comment-56526 issodhos Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-56526 <blockquote><p>Why can't the CIA even protect its own agents?</p></blockquote><p>That question is about as silly as asking the military why it cannot protect its own GIs when they are in a war zone. There are occupations that include inherent risk of death. Both covert and overt CIA operations in hostile environments involve such occupations.</p><p>Yours,</p><p>Issodhos</p>

Why can’t the CIA even protect its own agents?

That question is about as silly as asking the military why it cannot protect its own GIs when they are in a war zone. There are occupations that include inherent risk of death. Both covert and overt CIA operations in hostile environments involve such occupations.

Yours,

Issodhos

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