Posted on Aug 4, 2018
REPORT: Feinstein's Personal Driver Of 20 Years Was A Chinese Spy
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What a great intelligence haul. She was on the Intell Committee.... No potential for problems! "According to reports from Politico and The San Francisco Chronicle, the mole from the communist government served as Feinstein’s driver, an office gofer, a liaison to the Asian-American community, and even attended Chinese consulate functions on behalf of the senator.
Feinstein allegedly had no idea that the man was spy for some two decades, and only found out via the FBI five years ago. She was apparently "mortified" by the shocking news and reportedly forced the spy into resignation, but neglected to tell her staff of the revelation."
Feinstein allegedly had no idea that the man was spy for some two decades, and only found out via the FBI five years ago. She was apparently "mortified" by the shocking news and reportedly forced the spy into resignation, but neglected to tell her staff of the revelation."
REPORT: Feinstein's Personal Driver Of 20 Years Was A Chinese Spy
Posted from dailywire.com
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint - We are all vulnerable to compromise - this is why it is just as important to maintain discipline at home as well as abroad. Warmest Regards, Sandy :)
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Very true.
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint
Very true! Sounds like someone listed to the SAEDA briefings!
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Well combine this with the spy working for Secret Service in Russian Embassy and I'd say we really need to look at vetting process of anyone involved with working for the government.
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PO1 Raymond Fochler
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen Whats even more ironic is we used to vet and turn away thousands of immigrants once upon a time based off something as simple has being ill. We vet and check our military members more than we do those who have direct access to intel that can directly effect national security. I cant help but feel there is a total culture of complacency in every level of government
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
One would like to think they do, but not sure, especially for lower level positions.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Yes, think we're more interested in the stastic of filling positions than checking qualifications.
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