Spy Czar gets new powers
By Libby
Bush signed a new order on intelligence agencies vesting almost complete power in his national intelligence director, Mike McConnell. The CIA will no longer be in charge of intelligence policy. They will now be merely implementing the decisions of Bush's appointee.
The White House felt compelled to volunteer that no civil rights were abridged in the making of this drastic revamp of 50 years of tradition. A sure sign that there's something buried in the paper that does. I can hardly wait for the public release to find out, how.
Bush signed a new order on intelligence agencies vesting almost complete power in his national intelligence director, Mike McConnell. The CIA will no longer be in charge of intelligence policy. They will now be merely implementing the decisions of Bush's appointee.
The White House felt compelled to volunteer that no civil rights were abridged in the making of this drastic revamp of 50 years of tradition. A sure sign that there's something buried in the paper that does. I can hardly wait for the public release to find out, how.
Labels: police state
posted by Libby Spencer at 8:53 PM
4 Comments:
Well it's not like McConnell has been a shameless demagogue or anything.
Good point Dan, which I would added myself last night when I realized I forgot it but I locked out of the blog because of some glitch at Blogger's end. It's weird not being able to post.
Skippy has been having a problem too. Hmmmmm...
So is a few other DFH blogs according to the Atriots. But I hear non-poliblogs are also being locked so I put away the tinfoil for now.
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