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Politics in Washington D.C. are really getting interesting. Yesterday, March 13th, 2018, President Donald Trump fired Exxon Mobil mogul, Rex Tillerson from his post as Secretary of State.
Most of the noise comes from how President Trump allegedly went about the seat shuffle from his extended off script blow horn Twitter.
Pundits, independent media outlets, and MSM seems to be split on not only how President Trump exited Tillerson, but more importantly the person he has dubbed to take over, Mike Pompeo, who was the Chief at the C.I.A.
Gina Haspel was the Deputy Director of the CIA, born October 1, 1956 (age 61). She is a career government servant and has been involved in some very shocking activities during her tenure.
The "highlights" of her talent was during one of the darkest times in modern history for the Central Intellegence Agency and the Country.
After the terror on 9/11, the United States went on a free pass torture spree on many individuals who they deemed may have answers to 9/11, was involved directly or indirectly, etc.
Haspel ran one of the hardest "Black Sites", Cat Eyes in Thailand, where they claimed in 2014 that they never even had an idea the CIA had a Black Site in their country. Mind you, this is not surprising or unheard of.
He is a Saudi Arabian citizen that has been held at the horrible institution Guantanamo Bay Ultra-Max Detention Camp in Cuba after being captured in Pakistan as a "High Valued detainee" along with 10 others .
Haspel, under the Administration of Barrak Obama, was the person who authorized and oversaw the torture program & was involved in everything from how, when, where the torture took place. Also, Gina was responsible of the order of destrying the tapes and records of thus said tortures.
Fast forward to present day, lets take a look at what war hawk Senator John McCain has to say...
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