[Sen Jack S. Fogbound]

It appears that the FBI house needs to be cleaned up! And that Mueller is not up to the job! He had ample time on the job so far and nothing seems to have changed much.

[OKCSubmariner]

This article posted on FR also contains some important additional details about the same subject:

Whistle-blower says FBI HQ rewrote search warrants for terror suspect

Associated Press Newswires | 5-24-02 | By JOHN SOLOMON

[.45MAN]

It seems that the FBI has been dirty since it's inception. Its time to sweep all the crap out and start over..It's a club and always has been...

[rdavis84]

"He had ample time on the job so far and nothing seems to have changed much."

So far, the CIA is winning ------

From the L.A. Times ---- "America's long-troubled spy service is ramping up at its fastest rate since the Vietnam War era. Money is pouring in--$1 billion so far, with more expected. So are bugged conversations, satellite photos and other raw intelligence about Al Qaeda cells and operations around the world.

"Today, the year 2002, I have more spies stealing more secrets than at any time in the history of the CIA," Jim Pavitt, head of the agency's clandestine service, told a Duke University Law School conference last month. Among the CIA spies: an Afghan aide to Osama bin Laden who says he was paid nearly $50,000 to report on the Saudi dissident's terrorism organization, Al Qaeda, and recently was asked to pose as a prisoner and go as an informant to the U.S. detention center for suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

<<<<<< snip...>>>>>> And after the attacks last fall, Bush quickly authorized the use of targeted killings and other no-holds-barred tactics that had long been restricted.

A.B. "Buzzy" Krongard, the CIA's executive director, told a group of Washington investment advisors in October that the Bush administration had "showered" the CIA with cash and power. "Today, there is only one rule, and that is, there are no rules," he said."