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- Politicians are destroying the world, this country and other countries as well. If you follow through, all problems of the world comes down to politics. Politicians create problems, to solve, they create another problem and so on. It must be a serious psychological issues with this people.
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- The Great Honorable War Hero George W.Bush flawlessly executed the
War in Afghanistan,and Iraq by hypnotizing the American people with the PHOBIA of FEAR.
Now it's up to President Obama(aka BL@CK BUSH) to continue
"The Weapons of Mass Deception" by persuading the American people that
Al Qaeda is STILL a GLOBAL THREAT,and IRAN is providing the WEAPONS.
I remember the American C.I.A in the 1980's helped
"The mujahedeen" with support of weapons, training and strategy to KILL as many RUSSIANS as possible.
What ever became of the MUJAHEDEEN? - Reply to this comment
- Come on Miller - you are a CIA/CFR stooge. Give me a break with this phony false flag 'terror'. What a coincidence that CBS's next story is a call for full body scanners at airports.
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- Why on Earth do we constantly have to publicize our methods!!! Within moments al Qaeda will no doubt have completely revamped their methodology! Who needs Wikkileaks?
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- Talk about Fruit of the Boom!
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- TSA is still going down, despite this second underwear bomber false alarm staged by our trustworthy US government.
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- A NICE CATCH OVERALL. The operative word is 'overall.' What strikes me as highly suspicious is: How did the Saudis "successfully infiltrate" such a critical and close quarters of Al Qaeda in Arabia? In other words, how many other terrorist operations are being planned with Saudi supervision, compared to how many are intercepted before execution? Of course, the story so far sounds like a perfect turn of events; I'd be glad if that's what it was, but the circumstances just seem to beg larger questions....like at what point in the operation do the Saudis decide to inform other intel agencies that some of the terrorists are actually on gov payroll? Hopefully, not just when the operation becomes compromised in some other way!
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- you knee jerks blaming the media for this outing of an agent...he was arrested, so doncha think his buddies might wonder why they let him go?? this "plot" was nothing of the sort...unless you mean plot to fool the american public...AGAIN! and voila! it worked. ya know what they are thinking??? too damned easy. America land of the free, home of the brave, country of the gullible patsies.
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- Sometimes I wish the media would just let the government do its job without prying. Some things the world doesn't need to know, and that we had a double agent is one of them. Once its publicized, its ruined. The media needs to at least apologize to the public on occasion for the fact that their job sometimes costs lives just like it saves them; that the freedom of all information is sometimes NOT what the world needs. This revelation could have waited twenty years. The people who needed to know knew and that is all that mattered. But when you have a chance for a good story, why not ruin an entire mission? Why not risk the life of an agent and anyone associated with him? Sometimes it really pisses me off. Sorry. I just wish that reporters and news-sources still had the morals they had a few decades ago, when there were more important things then getting viewers. Getting viewers isn't the job of reporters or news agencies...if that's what you want go into reality shows or soap operas. Reporting was a noble profession; so much for that.
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- midgick, actually the more that these people realize that it is impossible to keep these plans secret, the more they might turn to PEACEFUL methods to state their dissatisfaction with Americans.
Though, to be blunt on the subject, a lot of neo-conservative Americans are so damned thickheaded that they cannot realize that we are bringing this kind of stuff upon ourselves with our own actions overseas. - Reply to this comment
