“The C.I.A is either unwilling or incapable of collecting timely…intelligence in Afghanistan because their operators won’t get out into the field. There are some…folks who’ve gotten together to form their own private group and they’ve been gathering great intel…it’s been very embarrassing for the Agency… I saw [private intelligence collection] as being the next exciting thing in our war against radical Islam,” says Brad Thor, author of Foreign Influence.
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