New found respect for ex CIA chief George Tennant...

[Gator_Mclusky]

Ive been following him for some time now. I wasnt to crazy about his book but its not a tell all...blast everyone in sight to make a buck. Hes been candid, straight forward and revealing to the point of not jeopordizing National Security.
Listening to his latest interviews are eye openers as to what goes on....to an extent. He led the CIA so in leading the most secretive agency in the world Im sure he's a professional at giving up only the info he wants to.
Interesting to say the least.
His greatest regret was losing 10 CIA agents and seemed truly troubled.

Gator

[Rex]

That has to be a hell of a career. I thought about the CIA, but I'm way too paranoid as it is and in that job I'd begin to wonder if I was part of a game, that was part of a game, that was part of a game, that turned out to be the real thing, but was only just a game all along.

[hanuri]

Originally Posted by Gator_Mclusky

Ive been following him for some time now. I wasnt to crazy about his book but its not a tell all...blast everyone in sight to make a buck. Hes been candid, straight forward and revealing to the point of not jeopordizing National Security.
Listening to his latest interviews are eye openers as to what goes on....to an extent. He led the CIA so in leading the most secretive agency in the world Im sure he's a professional at giving up only the info he wants to.
Interesting to say the least.
His greatest regret was losing 10 CIA agents and seemed truly troubled.

Gator

remember what D Rumsfeld regretted the most? hint; NOT 911 .