Sink of Crimes
The
U.S. CIA is a sink of all crimes, its men being engaged in most dirty
espionage activities to create chaos and subvert local governments all
around the world.
Take some instances.
U.S. Embassy Staff Member
On
the night of May 13, a third secretary of U.S. embassy in Moscow was
arrested in his attempt to bribe a Russian intelligence agency man.
During a search on the spot weapons for espionage use, disguise tools
and a big sum of money were discovered.
He was identified as a CIA man who had been carrying on spy activities under the guise of diplomat.
Russia declared him as "persona non grata" and issued a deportation notice.
Spies on Deportation
Recently
President of Ecuador declared the expulsion of US ambassador from the
country for his anti-government subversive activities in Ecuador. Last
January, President of Bolivia denounced the members of USA International
Development for their interference in the political affairs of Bolivia
and their plots against the local government in collusion with some
domestic reactionaries. In March last the U.S. military attache was
deported for his hostile acts in Venezuela.
The subversive and espionage activities were perpetrated under various names in many other countries.
In
2008, a ring of ten U.S. spies were driven out of Belarus, a U.S. spy
expelled from Bolivia in 2009, and a group of U.S. spies from five
countries in Europe and so on.
All the spies expelled from those countries were without exception U.S. CIA men.
Rodong Sinmun