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eh. the shady people are supposed to be the assets; the handlers are supposed to be squeaky clean (on paper, at least.) but yeah, I imagine that a job which re
by sterlind 5mo ago
eh. the shady people are supposed to be the assets; the handlers are supposed to be squeaky clean (on paper, at least.)
but yeah, I imagine that a job which requires keeping secrets and breaking laws tends to attract people who keep secrets and break laws.
- rbanffy 5mo agoThey are not supposed to break laws in the US.
- FartyMcFarter 5mo agoThe mindset of law breaking probably carries across jurisdictions.
- rbanffy 5mo agoIt’s all about professionalism.
- saghm 5mo agoThey're not supposed to operate in the US at all. I'm practice I imagine that's mostly aspirational
- rbanffy 5mo agoLet’s say it should be avoided.
- filoeleven 5mo agoSame with NSA - they are not allowed to conduct surveillance of US citizens on US soil. Shit needs to be brought under control.
- burnt-resistor 5mo agoIn their minds, when (not if) they break laws, they should avoid getting caught... because that's all that matters.