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<DIV>qualified. As far as I could tell, you were an apolitical Annapolis
admiral who ran naval intelligence and who just happened to work with an
FMF marine colonel during the Vietnam War who became president. Others
were passed over, but that happens. No sweat.
Thank you. But do you have any sweat with my two deputy directors?
Its history, but I cant say either one of them was considered the
best friend an agent in the field ever had. They were analysts, not
field men.
Isnt that a natural aversion, a conventional hostility?
Of course it is. They analyzed situations from thousands of miles
away with computers we didnt know who programmed and with data we
hadnt passed on. Youre damned right its a natural aversion. We dealt
with human quotients; they didnt. They dealt with little green letters</DIV></BODY></HTML>