Posted on 04/29/2010 4:58:06 AM PDT by Past Your Eyes
A man who once parachuted into Nazi-occupied France for Operation Jedburgh, former Office of Strategic Services (OSS) officer John K. Singlaub is eminently qualified to answer questions about the historical precedent of prosecuting intelligence officers during a time of war. Now a retired Army major general, Singlaub's career in intelligence began before the CIA or many of its officers were even born. Recently questioned about the idea of prosecuting agents during wartime, he paused and said, "If we prosecute anyone, we need to go after Jimmy Carter and his appointee to head (the) CIA, Adm. Stansfield Turner. (No one) has done us more harm.
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The military still maintains the Jedburgh school.
...Army major general, Singlaub
...this man was a living legend in the Special Forces community during VietNam...he was the father of the Studies and Observations Group(MACV-SOG)...they ran recon teams ‘across the wire’ i.e. into Laos and Cambodia along the Ho Chi Mihn trail...they were the bravest of the brave and were very effective in gathering NVA intel.
Jimmy Carter
A man so desperate to be loved by everyone, that he insisted we all call him Jimmy instead of by his real name James.
Jimmy
Is this not the name of a young child?
Hey, thanks Jimmy !!!!!!!!!!!
For giving IRAN to the moron Mullahs and sending our partner and friend the Shah to his death!!!
Great move! Way to go!
Now will we all die under an Iranian missile ??? ... since we have no shield in Poland!!!!!!!
Hey thanks Barry!!!
Great move!!!!!
At the rate Obama and Holder are going they will be more of a real threat to our intelligence communty (the real workers, not the political rear echelon types) than Philip Agee ever was.
Salute
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