#OTD in 2001, the #FBI arrested Ana Montes, a senior analyst with the Defense Intelligence Agency. She was later convicted of spying for Cuba. http://ow.ly/KN8d50Bxeep pic.twitter.com/iRwi4suyps
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Oh. So you used to do your jobs?
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LMMMMMMAO
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Can you look into Trump being a useful idiot for Putin. This is not a joke, thank you
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how about them???Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Miserable ungrateful
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Ideological spies are the most difficult to uncover. Their motivation is deeply rooted, an expression of their beliefs. They commit espionage not for external reasons--profit-- but, as Ms Montes said at her sentencing, "I obeyed my conscience rather than the law.”
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"What was Montes’ motivation for spying? Pure ideology—she disagreed with U.S. foreign policy. Montes accepted no money for passing classified information, except for reimbursements for some expenses."
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