This does not sound especially like this cretin was a double agent being managed by us.
By Andrea Mitchell and Robert WindremNBC Newsupdated 6:21 p.m. ET, Thurs., Nov. 15, 2007There’s new information about the young Lebanese woman who pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges she lied about her background to get jobs at the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Central Intelligence Agency.
Current and former intelligence officials tell NBC News that Nada Nadim Prouty had a much bigger role than officials at the FBI and CIA first acknowledged. In fact, Prouty was assigned to the CIA’s most sensitive post, Baghdad, and participated in the debriefings of high-ranking al-Qaida detainees.
A former colleague called Prouty “among the best and the brightest” CIA officers at the government's most sensitive post - Baghdad. A second colleague added she was "quite highly thought of: and had received some prime assignments.
Yeah, and I'm really a secret agent.
Among them: the investigation of the USS Cole bombing in Yemen and the investigation of war crimes in Rwanda, the East African nation racked by genocide.So exceptional was her work, agree officials of both agencies, the CIA recruited her from the FBI to work for the agency’s clandestine service at Langley, Va., in June 2003. She then went to Iraq for the agency to work with the U.S. military on the debriefings.
“Early on, she was an active agent in the debriefings,” said one former intelligence official. “It was more than translation.”
We don't have to worry about Hizballah coming over the Mexican or Canadian Borders, we are taking Hizballah into the FBI and CIA, AND PAYING THEM.
On Tuesday, she pleaded guilty to conspiracy to illegally search FBI computers for classified information about Hezbollah and to naturalization fraud — a sham marriage to a former husband just to become a U.S. citizen.
No comments:
Post a Comment