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23 hours ago ago from Therearenosunglasses’s Weblog

On 20 November 2009, CIA chief Leon E. Panetta was in Pakistan meeting Pakistan's spy boss(ISI boss) Lieutenant General Ahmed Shuja Pasha. Reportedly,  Pasha told Panetta that CIA officials were assisting the terrorists who were carrying out the terror attacks in Pakistan. ( Evidence of CIA involvement in Pakistan. ) On the left, Admiral Mike Mullen; on the right Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha (far right). ...

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23 hours ago ago from Therearenosunglasses’s Weblog

Sources said that during the meeting of CIA chief Leon E. Panetta, who is on an unannounced visit to Pakistan, Director General Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lieutenant General Ahmed Shuja Pasha said that CIA officials were assisting the terrorist elements who were carrying out terror attacks on Pakistan and asked him to shun such practices. Sources said that ISI chief told him that Pakistani intelligence agencies had incriminating ...

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Origin and Function of the CIA: The "Cult of Intelligence" The CIA was created at the outset of the Cold War by Truman's National Security Act of 1947. That Act was a response to Yalta, and to the general pervasive fear that, after WW II, the greatest threat to world peace was the communists. The CIA was mostly formed out of the reorganized OSS (Office of Strategic Services) which coordinated espionage and intelligence activities against ...

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