Tracking traitor forged lasting bond between 2 CIA women
January 18, 2013 in The Daily Republic
WASHINGTON Inside the Reston, Va., nursing home, the 80-year-old CIA pioneer was dying of cancer. Her best friend and former colleague sat in a nearby chair and tended to her needs.
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Some of that money it’s unclear exactly how much because the program has little oversight has paid for the cars that plainclothes NYPD officers used to conduct surveillance on Muslim neighborhoods. It also paid for computers that store even innocuous information about Muslim college students, mosque sermons and social events.
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