Nostra
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Don't confuse Jean with facts.LOLAs someone who has held security clearances in the past you better have Probable Cause before you strip anyone of their clearances. Only in matters of the highest levels of security clearances does a Reasonable Suspicion meet the criteria for suspension of privilege.
Well you just stepped in shit, because John Brennan had his security clearance stripped with no accusation of criminal or immoral activity at all, no less probable cause.
Divulging Top Secret information and leaking to news agencies was proven and are direct violations of the Espionage Act. The wavier you sign when you get your clearance states that your privileges can be suspended for cause and the moment they found Probable Cause to believe he violated his agreement they pulled his clearances.
You should really get you facts straight before you get tromped by them..
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Brennan and the 2016 Spy Scandal
Obama’s CIA director acknowledges egging on the FBI’s probewww.wsj.com