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This afternoon, the President made the third visit of his term out to Langley, although there was a different feeling this time.
As Director of National Intelligence Jim Clapper put it, the death of bin Laden was not only a moment of some closure for families of the victims of his attacks, it was a moment of some closure for the intelligence community (IC).
But of course that community toils on without a break, going through the millions of pages of intelligence found there and hunting down threats around the world.
The President thanked the IC for their efforts to find Osama bin Laden.
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on May 20, 2011 at 5:54 PM EDTThis blog is dedicated to progressive and liberal thought. It also discusses new technology, how technology affects privacy and developments in Russia, China, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Rightardia fully supports the rights of workers to organize, the feminist movement, and all Americans regardless or ethnicity, sex or gender.It uses humor, satire and parody to expose conservative thought for what it truly is: BS! Rightardia contributes to the DNC, DCCC, DSCC and MoveOn.Org.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Obama is proud of the intelligence community: No more failures
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