The Spectacle Blog
Since it came out on Christmas Day, you probably missed this must-read report on the CIA's embarrassingly poor tradecraft that has them in trouble with the law in Italy over a 2003 rendition. No matter how low our expectations of The Agency's competence get, it seems they can always be a tad lower.
Porter Goss is trying to fix things, though. Best of luck to him on that.
(Hat-tip: INDC Journal.)
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