Posted on 01/23/2015 4:05:32 PM PST by Enlightened1
The secretive head of the agencys National Clandestine Service is retiring amid reports of infighting over a reorganization of the intelligence service.
The director of the CIAs National Clandestine Service, the storied home of the agencys most secretive intelligence operations, has announced that he plans to retire, The Daily Beast has learned.
CIA spokesman Dean Boyd confirmed that the director announced his retirement after a long and distinguished career at CIA. We thank him for this profound and lasting contributions to both CIA and to our nations security.
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Sheikh Brennan has forced out The Great Satan’s top spy! Aloha Snackbar! Aloha Snackbar!
A link to the full-text Free Republic thread.
Mr. Brennan has NOT behaved in America’s best interests.
....ok...too understated....
He HAS worked AGAINST America’s best interests.
Aloha Snackbar! Aloha Snackbar!???
I thought Arabs were screaming “Allen’s Snackbar”
I never could locate Allen’s Snackbar, nor figure out why Arabs were gaga for Allen’s food
Ahhh.... this ain’t the director who is resigning..... this is the chief of the national clandestine service .....”Frank Archibald”.....
Ping.
I wonder if Brennan, who is “reorganizing the CIA” ever had anything to do with the NCPPF in either its current manifestation or its earlier Vietnam-era SDS/WUP/PLO manifestation? This organization has been a sort of node combining leftists and Islam with the goal of taking down US intelligence agencies?
“Al-Arian founded the National Coalition to Protect Political Freedom (NCPPF) in 1997 as a reaction to the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1996.”
The Institute for Policy Studies had been doing that for a long time before NCPPF was founded, supporting the PLO via e.g. Tariq Ali and IPS' Transnational Institute (TNI) branch, MERIP and other channels; I'd suspect they travel in the same circles. On that note, scroll down here where Wilson's defenders, Sidney and Max Blumenthal, the NCPPF's Hussein Ibish, and Ali all appear together: Background Briefing with Ian Masters
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