Secret Service Agents Face Questioning on Misconduct (New details on HookerGate)

NY Times ^ | 4/14/12 | JACKIE CALMES and ERIC SCHMITT

[unkus]

And to be assigned to protect an enemy of one’s country must be extremely demoralizing.

[unkus]

This is B.S.!

Where’s investigative journalism? This is a story just fed to the media. We need more facts on the ground. And if people in government are being threatened by the liberal fascist regime, it be nice if you had some cojones and started talking exposing what’s going on and thinking about the Republic in peril.

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Exactly!

I hope the media will one day pay for the damage they have caused this country.

[cpdiii]

The Soviets used to have a section of the KGB devoted to operations of compromise and blackmail. Some of the operations offered the weak what they craved, sometimes it was an out and out frame. Hopefully the truth will out. These days? Well, hopefully it will.

I think it was Sukarno of Indonesia that the Soviets set up for blackmail in the 60s via their Russian Honeypot Vixens. The whole attempt fell apart when he asked them if they could make him a copy of the film they took via hidden cameras.

[Psalm 144]

LOL! Brains and balls. Good for him.

[xrmusn]

Military folks having sex(?) What’s next, dogs chasing cats?

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Yes, I remember the years in late 50’s/early 60’s I spent in Westpac.
Wow we would have gone wild if allowed to frolic with prostitutes next they will accuse us of drinking and smoking.

Course the ‘unofficial’ word was a man wasn’t to be trusted if he didn’t drink, smoke or carouse or, at the very least 2 our of the 3.