Back in the days of Reichfuhrer Hoover, he didn't like the idea of FBI agents who were not clean-cut. So they didn't do drug cases or any other sort of unsavory undercover work.
Sounds as though things haven't changed all that much.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
An Unintended Consequence of Our National Security Police State
The FBI is finding it hard to recruit qualified hackers who have not smoked pot.
Back in the days of Reichfuhrer Hoover, he didn't like the idea of FBI agents who were not clean-cut. So they didn't do drug cases or any other sort of unsavory undercover work.
Sounds as though things haven't changed all that much.
Back in the days of Reichfuhrer Hoover, he didn't like the idea of FBI agents who were not clean-cut. So they didn't do drug cases or any other sort of unsavory undercover work.
Sounds as though things haven't changed all that much.
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And they tried that, "set a thief to catch a thief" thing, but none of their prospects passed a background check, for some reason.
ReplyDeleteComey had a lawnmower-into-the-dogshit moment, and he's running away from that statement...;-)
ReplyDeleteDeadstick, Comey committed the most grievous sin that one can in D.C.: He spoke the truth about a controversial subject.
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