Joe Weisenthal
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@TheStalwart anything that makes you susceptible to blackmail (like an extramarital affair) cost you your clearance and hence IC job
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@nazarioz@TheStalwart well, given that he's already admitted it, i guess he can't be susceptible to blackmail about it, right? - View other replies
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@astute_a Culture of the CIA can't allow such an example; others might say "ok for him, then no risk for me" -
@JVSylvester fair point. such a pity to lose such a talented man. good luck with whatever you decide to do next, Gen.#Petraeus!
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@TheStalwart as part of the intelligence community, absolutely. It costs you your clearance. -
@thestalwart do you want the head of an intelligence agency being susceptible to blackmail? -
@thestalwart "No." - Bill Clinton -
@TheStalwart From the way it's being covered, you do when you're D/CIA, someone for whom blackmail is a national security threat. -
@TheStalwart You might have to in an intelligence position. It compromises your security clearance. -
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@TheStalwart The threat of blackmail - Show more
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@TheStalwart Was http://MoveOn.org 's "General Betray Us" campaign actually on behalf of his wife? -
You do if you're the nations top spy. RT
@TheStalwart Do you really have to resign over an extra-martial affair? -
@TheStalwart Only if you're a Republican. I think. The rules keep changing. -
@TheStalwart would think there's a CIA policy on that. Compromised ethics can lead to leverage for foreign gov's to turn operatives
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