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To: Horgad who wrote (103959)	12/10/2013 7:43:47 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 219961

How do you know these things?

To: Horgad who wrote (103959)	12/10/2013 8:23:57 PM
From: GPS Info	Respond to of 219961

That sounds like a very difficult, but necessary job. I'm ready to do my duty when the NSA calls. It's national security after all.

To: Horgad who wrote (103959)	12/10/2013 8:39:03 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 219961

You have many good ideas :0)

To: Horgad who wrote (103959)	12/10/2013 10:56:45 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 219961

You are ahead of the game. abcnews.go.com The USA Secret Service should have explained how they were going undercover to ensure a secure visit for Barack. <Next will be be that NSA is going undercover and sleeping with prostitutes in hopes to gather information on terrorists from the prostitutes. > Note the "drinking heavily" aspect of their public service. No doubt it was that expensive champagne you mentioned. That's how to get their "contacts" talking openly. <A month after the Secret Service was rocked by allegations that agents brought prostitutes to a Colombia hotel where they were preparing for a visit by President Obama, the Drug Enforcement Administration today announced that at least three of its agents are also under investigation for allegedly hiring prostitutes in Cartagena.Two of the agents allegedly had encounters with masseuses in the apartment of one of the agents, according to Sen. Susan Collins, the ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. "It's disturbing that we may be uncovering a troubling culture that spans more than one law enforcement agency," the Maine Republican said this evening. "In addition to the Secret Service scandal, we now learn that at least two DEA agents apparently entertained female foreign national masseuses in the Cartagena apartment of one of the agents. The evidence uncovered thus far indicates that this likely was not just a one-time incident." The revelations that Secret Service personnel had been drinking heavily and cavorting with prostitutes ahead of Obama's trip to Colombia last month overshadowed the president's trip to the Summit of the Americas. Twelve members of the military were also investgated for allegedly hiring prostitutes. Eight of the 12 Secret Service employees implicated in the scandal lost their jobs, another is in the process of losing his security clearances, and three agents were cleared of serious misconduct but still could be disciplined. The military has completed its investigation but no disciplinary action has been carried out.... continued...> Mqurice