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Porter Goss resignation
CIA's Porter Goss abruptly resigned today. A liberal friend of mine suggested that there's some underlying reason(s) for this resignation. Read for yourself and see if you think there's merit, or is this another witch hunt against the administration...I'm taking a wait and see attitude while Mul interrogates his neo-con sources. :D
note: the Harpers article "may" be referring to Goss when it talks about someone holding a powerful intelligence post. dunno. http://www.harpers.org/sb-red-lights-on-capitol-hill.html http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB114610728002837324-FnHaEYAFT_b7QFGwPxnAIiEcHEI_20060527.html?mod-tff_main_tff_top http://www.govexec.com/story_page.cfm?articleid=32916&dcn=todaysnews |
He just sent me one more link to this "story."
http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/008376.php I'm not going out on a limb on this one. Mul's got his "source" on speed dial and I heard he's been spotted at Home Depot shopping for chain saws. :eek: |
The Clintons basically downloaded the liberal virus all over the Justice Department, State Department and CIA, corrupting these organizations beyond repair.
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Hmmm, your source must be busy at the tattoo parlor.
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Mul-berry doesn't know who Porter Goss is.
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This just sounds like classic corruption for government contracts. Probably started in Rome....
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1846 potato(e) famine... Clinton's fault If A plane leaves Denver flying west @ 400MPH... Clinton's fault... |
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See, isn't this fun? :)
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if my name was that silly, I'd resign too...
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Negroponte is a funny name, too.
So is Foggo. And there's Plame. Is a silly name a requirement for intelligence work? |
All these people were absorbed when the Ministry of Silly Walks was disbanded...
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Just when I thought you were hopelessly hellbound. I guess that is what I get for jumping to conclusions. |
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uh oh...alien invaders? :eek:
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please dismiss my bs soon so the laughs can continue.. thx
first there is the immediate info relating to his situation. Second is the thought of this breaucratic structure called Homeland Security. Can it function to maximize the efficency of each outlander? Does it create a similar "group think" concerning situations? Does politics gain greater value among these outlanders? etc etc. What political pressure created this monstrosity to begin with? What were strategic opinion leaders writing and giving "talks" on concerning this? So short history may show that Goss is a product of HS bs ? |
Many alternative reasons for Goss' resignation.
We know the CIA's stature/role became much diminished under Goss. Intelligence Czar Negroponte took over the CIA Director's position in intelligence briefings, ear of the President, etc. Goss may not have been popular within the CIA. His mission was to enforce the White House's control over the agency, he put political operatives (ex-Congressional staffers, etc) in the top spots, experienced CIA people have been quitting. He may have found the job too hard. In 2005 he was quoted as complaining about the workload. Negroponte may have ultimately pushed Goss out. Notice the leading candidate for new CIA Director is one of Negroponte's top deputies. |
Does anyone have a link to the press conference video clip where GW states something to the effect that capturing Osama is discussed with the CIA chief daily. Porter is standing in the background, and his involuntary facial expression/reaction to Bush's statement is simply priceless. Yeah, I'm cynical of 'almost all' politicians, and tend to think that if their lips are moving, they're probably spinning/lying, etc.
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What's a divot?
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I have NO idea what Porter Goss was thinking (I can only interpret his 'unscripted' reaction to GWB's statement.... you should draw you own conclusions from the video clip I referred to). If it makes you feel better to label me a 'liberal', feel free, but I'm a very independent thinker (with a more conservative background than you could ever imagine), who firmly believes that despite all of GWB's 'good intentions' that this administration has taken this country in the wrong direction. I respect your viewpoint (but disagree), and I'll have mine....carry on :)
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I don't see your gripe, other than caving to Democrats on the budget and caving to Democrats on illegal immigration. |
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alas |
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Oooohhh, I feel so much better. BTW, federal gov't had grown by leaps and bounds since B2 and the Repubs have been in charge. Maybe you don't see it on the leftist coast, but it's hard to miss out here.
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I liked the spit gov't (one part in the WH, other in one or both houses of Congress) as this was usually a recipe for lower levels of gov't spending. When the libs and neo-cons have it all, it's usually a run on the bank.
But this is all OT...whassup with Porter Goss? Was he part of the lusty nights at the Watergate? Or was it just his buddy (and appointee) Foggo? |
It's such a hoot watching Mul at full left-wing, liberal, pinko, commie, socialist, democrat, traitorous, sedititious, and bush-is-nothing-other-then-god froth.
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