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Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by Alxandro
The wheels won't come off. The people in the best position to call out the administrations crap are fixated on a tragedy that while sad, wasn't outside the norm. While the entire Right screams and cries about Benghazi, the real ground they have to stand on gets buried under tissues. Seems to me the elected Right would rather put their hopes on manufactured outrage rather than call attention to anything real, maybe because these are things they hope to use in the future.
The Left has done far more to call attention to the BS of the Obama administration. Drooling over birth certificates, Fast and Furious and Benghazi has gotten you no where because to quote the Prez, "There's no there, there". There's plenty else, all it requires is focus and critical thinking.edit on 14-5-2013 by Kali74 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
reply to post by thesungod
I voted for Obama, both times.
Holy cow, I'm sorry. But would the other candidates been any better? Aren't they all just NWO shills?
Originally posted by thesungod
Actually you are dead wrong. Security Clearances even for the CIA are ran through the FBI. The FBI has investigated the CIA several times over the years and has background file for EVERYONE approved to work over there.
The agencies that investigated and adjudicated such determinations;
CIA, DIA, FBI, NGA, NRO, NSA, and the Department of State investigated and adjudicated these
determinations.
The ODNI conducted a special data call to obtain information on the number of IC clearances
pending for more than a year and the delays associated with those cases.
Seven of the 17 organizations that comprise the IC conduct their own security clearance investigations. CIA is
one of those seven agencies and also conducts security investigations for ODNI employees and
contractors. OPM's Federal Investigative Services performs investigations for the remaining nine
IC organizations.
seven agencies with authority to conduct security clearance investigations or adjudications.
The NSA topped the list, denying 8 percent and revoking 1.6 percent of the security clearance cases it adjudicated in the 2011 fiscal year. Following it was the CIA, with a 5.3 percent denial rate and a 0.5 percent revocation rate.
Originally posted by thesungod
reply to post by Deetermined
I never said they wire tapped them, just obtained a massive amount of records that they didn't need for the investigation.
Originally posted by thesungod
reply to post by flobot
He tapped them, including their private phones. Maybe you should stop and read more.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by thesungod
Oooooh! Maybe it was a democrat congressman who leaked the information and Reid is worried.
Originally posted by flobot
reply to post by Indigo5
they aren't challenging the press's rights to report the leak...they are challenging the CIA Leakers right to leak it.
I wish more people grasped this concept.
Unfortunately, it has been turned into a partisan issue.
While no explanation was given, speculation quickly centered on an AP scoop from last May about a foiled terror plot coming out of Yemen, involving plans to blow up an airliner bound for the United States.
Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by thesungod
Actually you are dead wrong. Security Clearances even for the CIA are ran through the FBI. The FBI has investigated the CIA several times over the years and has background file for EVERYONE approved to work over there.
What? I just don't understand how people just BS with such confidence.
The agencies that investigated and adjudicated such determinations;
CIA, DIA, FBI, NGA, NRO, NSA, and the Department of State investigated and adjudicated these
determinations.
The ODNI conducted a special data call to obtain information on the number of IC clearances
pending for more than a year and the delays associated with those cases.
Seven of the 17 organizations that comprise the IC conduct their own security clearance investigations. CIA is
one of those seven agencies and also conducts security investigations for ODNI employees and
contractors. OPM's Federal Investigative Services performs investigations for the remaining nine
IC organizations.
www.fas.org/sgp/othergov/intel/clear-2011.pdf
seven agencies with authority to conduct security clearance investigations or adjudications.
The NSA topped the list, denying 8 percent and revoking 1.6 percent of the security clearance cases it adjudicated in the 2011 fiscal year. Following it was the CIA, with a 5.3 percent denial rate and a 0.5 percent revocation rate.
www.fedsmith.com...
Seven Agencies run security clearances...not the FBI running them for everyone.
But more relevant to the point ...your claim that this was an attack on the Press rather than the reality of it being an investigation of the CIA by the FBI...is false and even the AP has specified the same.
The press is protected when it reports leaked material...the CIA leaker is not.edit on 14-5-2013 by Indigo5 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by thesungod
reply to post by Indigo5
I posted this to you before, but I'll repeat myself for the hard of hearing.
"Tapped" as in tapped an asset, not tapped as in a WIRETAP. Just goggle "tapped the asset".
Originally posted by FlyersFan
TV news said that Obama's response to this was ... "this goes against the traditions of this country'.
Talk about downplaying .. trying to make it look like they just stepped on a few 'traditions'
instead of what it really is .. breaking the law and using Chicago political style tactics.
'traditions'.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
TV news said that Obama's response to this was ... "this goes against the Constitution* of this country'.
Talk about downplaying .. trying to make it look like they just stepped on a few 'traditions'
instead of what it really is .. breaking the law and using Chicago political style tactics.
'traditions'.