The CIA officers who allegedly try to recruit this man if true should be tracked down by police and arrested. The CIA has no rights to do what they do and I applaud the Italians last year for arresting the CIA in Italy.
Wow! surprisingly, you take at face value any claim the brother of a war criminal and fugitive makes. Probably the poor guy misunderstood interrogation with recruiting. Anyone living in the U.S. knows that CIA has no say whatsoever in the NBA talent market. Especially, when it comes to bringing here a thirty year old "talent" who happens to be the nephew of a mass murderer.
If the CIA wishes to improve its intelligence gathering capabilities, their own people would benefit from reading newspapers and watching and listening to news from several or more sources, and not faking it like they did with Iraq's "WMDs", where the 'prooff' was in Colin Powell's PowerPoint presentation to the UN and nowhere else, or blaming Iraq for 9/11, as some US politicians still, amazingly, do. Faked intelligence does return to haunt you.
As for Radovan Karadzic's nephew, that sounds like an excuse to harass Serbs - "plus ca change", for the USA - combined with the hypocrisy of wanting to send someone to a court they themselves do not answer to.
If the CIA wishes to improve its intelligence gathering capabilities, their own people would benefit from reading newspapers and watching and listening to news from several or more sources, and not faking it like they did with Iraq's "WMDs", where the 'prooff' was in Colin Powell's PowerPoint presentation to the UN and nowhere else, or blaming Iraq for 9/11, as some US politicians still, amazingly, do. Faked intelligence does return to haunt you.
As for Radovan Karadzic's nephew, that sounds like an excuse to harass Serbs - "plus ca change", for the USA - combined with the hypocrisy of wanting to send someone to a court they themselves do not answer to.
Wow! surprisingly, you take at face value any claim the brother of a war criminal and fugitive makes. Probably the poor guy misunderstood interrogation with recruiting. Anyone living in the U.S. knows that CIA has no say whatsoever in the NBA talent market. Especially, when it comes to bringing here a thirty year old "talent" who happens to be the nephew of a mass murderer.
The CIA officers who allegedly try to recruit this man if true should be tracked down by police and arrested. The CIA has no rights to do what they do and I applaud the Italians last year for arresting the CIA in Italy.
If the CIA wishes to improve its intelligence gathering capabilities, their own people would benefit from reading newspapers and watching and listening to news from several or more sources, and not faking it like they did with Iraq's "WMDs", where the 'prooff' was in Colin Powell's PowerPoint presentation to the UN and nowhere else, or blaming Iraq for 9/11, as some US politicians still, amazingly, do. Faked intelligence does return to haunt you.
As for Radovan Karadzic's nephew, that sounds like an excuse to harass Serbs - "plus ca change", for the USA - combined with the hypocrisy of wanting to send someone to a court they themselves do not answer to.
Wow! surprisingly, you take at face value any claim the brother of a war criminal and fugitive makes. Probably the poor guy misunderstood interrogation with recruiting. Anyone living in the U.S. knows that CIA has no say whatsoever in the NBA talent market. Especially, when it comes to bringing here a thirty year old "talent" who happens to be the nephew of a mass murderer.
The CIA officers who allegedly try to recruit this man if true should be tracked down by police and arrested. The CIA has no rights to do what they do and I applaud the Italians last year for arresting the CIA in Italy.
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