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Spy Squad: Big & Unwieldy

With the almost million man spy squad, according to a recent article in the Washington Post, that the governments of George W. Bush and Barack Obama have composed, we can't help but wonder if there are any moles among this gargantuan police state apparatus, similar to the former FBI agent and convicted mole/spy, Robert Hanssen. The whole national spy squad is probably way too big for it to be efficient, and that only increases the chances for another mole (like Hanssen) to be in their ranks, which could severely hurt our nation's security.

It's time to downsize and re-evaluate the entire national security apparatus so that it is focused on real threats to our nation, not law-abiding dissidents and loyal oppositionists. Right now, the security apparatus is too unwieldy and large.

Mark is committed to running for the position of Director of Elections in King Co., Washington, but he also has a consultant business called North Pacific Consultant. Rates are $20 per hour.

[First posted on "Commoner," August, 2010; revised on 5/3/11.]

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