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Mike Rodgers the GOP head of the House Intelligence Committee was on CNN last night.
This guy couldn’t investigate a 6 year old stealing Hersey bars from a local candy store.
Now he wants to start a pi____ing contest with the Russians because he thinks they’re withholding information about what they gave the FBI and CIA. He can’t understand that it’s a two way street. We give them information about terrorists and they give us information about terrorists.
Most of these FBI, CIA and KGB agents work with each other on a day to day basis. They all have the same goals and are either friends or respected adversaries.
Does Rodgers actually believe that the KGB would give him information that he’ll use to discredit the FBI and CIA so that some half-assed congressman can make political points.
Posted by: tmferretti | April 26, 2013, 5:09 pm 5:09 pm