Intelligence Agencies Undermine Nuclear Smuggling Trial »
Posted By jovial 5 months, 1 week ago in NewsAn engineer is on trial in Germany for allegedly attempting to help Libya develop a nuclear bomb. But the network the man was allegedly part of was under surveillance by intelligency agencies, with the CIA getting involved early on.
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donald515 months ago
jove, what do you expect when Dumya let pakistan pardon the greatest black marketeer of nuclear technology in our time... Kahn! Dumya and the repugs have just turned thw world upside down, right is now wrong and religion has all been a front (so says Dumya's former #2 Faith Based initiatives guy, Kou).
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donald515 months ago
if Klarris is citing it, its for some off the wall right wing purpose!
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libsRfunny5 months ago
"Later on George Tenet, the head of the CIA at the time, even gloated about his agency's surveillance of the group: 'We were everywhere these people were.'"
The same George Tenet who recently told PBS' Charlie Rose the CIA had reliable sources informing them of Saddam's alleged nuclear weapons program.
"The Americans chose the riskier strategy and allowed it to continue for years, until they finally intercepted the delivery with the greatest fanfare possible -- just as it was headed for Gadhafi. The strategy produced the desired effect. Caught red-handed the dictator, an outlaw until then, suddenly put an end to his eccentric, unilateralist behavior, especially his support for terrorists."
Interesting ... U.S. success against terrorism. Not only thwarted a tyrant getting nuclear capabilities but put an end to a nation's open support of terrorism.
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