September 10, 2006: The New York Times runs a story about a CIA agent named Mohammed Al-Ghouri, 1034 Summit Park, Evanston Illinois, who is attempting to penetrate a radical sleeper cell suspected of having 19 liters of homemade mustard gas. The series concludes with the agent’s obituary, and a moving quote from a CIA historian who notes that the “al-Ghouri was one of rare, brave breed whose names and deeds are rarely known. Except in this case, of course.”Just another statistic in pursuit of free speech.
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Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Vital Scoops, Vital Statistics
"New, vital scoops" from the NY Times. Lileks, via Hugh Hewitt:
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