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Originally posted by techweenie
Michael Scheuer, a former senior C.I.A. official who was the first head of the unit, said the move reflected a view within the agency that Mr. bin Laden was no longer the threat he once was.
Mr. Scheuer said that view was mistaken.
"This will clearly denigrate our operations against Al Qaeda," he said. "These days at the agency, bin Laden and Al Qaeda appear to be treated merely as first among equals."
In recent years, the war in Iraq has stretched the resources of the intelligence agencies
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Read it again.....................
Michael Scheuer..........."This will clearly denigrate our operations against Al Qaeda," he said.
den·i·grate
http://www.answers.com/topic/denigrate
.........and read it again.
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In recent years, the war in Iraq has stretched the resources of the intelligence agencies
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Sounds like to me that the US is so busy in Iraq that it can't track down the 911 terrorist. This is the best of Republican leadership?
We can do better and must to do better.