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In response to the CIA's reported findings, the Trump transition office raised the matter of another mistake: "These are the same people that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction."The discredited analysis concluding that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is most closely associated with former CIA director George Tenet. A Clinton holdover, Tenet had told President George W. Bush that finding WMD was a "slam dunk." He was photographed giving an award to then-DIA intelligence analyst Ana Montes, who turned out to be a Castro spy. Again, Tenet is not personally responsible for this betrayal. But it is one of many spy cases that have corrupted the intelligence community.President Bush's problem was that he failed to clean house in the intelligence community before the war.After he takes office, Trump should immediately clean house in the CIA and other intelligence agencies. But it may be the case that the charges being directed against him at the present time are designed to prevent just that. If Trump cleans house, he will be accused in the press of trying to purge intelligence officials with evidence of a Russian plot to elect Trump!The American people have been saddled with an intelligence community that is full of what are called "insider spies." The situation is so bad that a special paper has been published about a novel new way to deal with traitors. The idea is to provide a "safe refuge" and a secret process of "reconciliation" for them without threatening long prison terms or the death penalty. In this manner, the American people would hear nothing about spies being arrested and the damage they have done.We know that the media picked sides in the presidential contest. Now we are seeing more evidence of how the CIA picked sides, to the point of engaging in what is an obvious effort to bring down the Trump presidency even before it begins.
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Topic: The CIA's war on Trump By Cliff Kincaid (Read 366 times)
