Korean Job Discussion Forums

[blomkvist]

Yeah... I wonder what his background is like? What does it take to be interviewed by the CIA anyway?

[Konglishman]

[chronicpride]

Sept.10 - meeting before judge to decide on date of trial.
http://www.vaed.uscourts.gov/schedule/w-weeklyogrady.html

[chronicpride]

Plead guilty. Likely to see 2 years in jail.
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/10/22/us.china.spy.case/

[Konglishman]

[mc_jc]

CIA field agents are freaking anal- they feel they are above everyone else and they treat everyone else like crap.
There's a field office a few buildings down from my office and I run into these a-holes on a regular basis during lunch.
Once are always going around acting suspicious and paranoid of everything.

I understand they have a very important and difficult job to do, but they don't have to act like ignorant, arrogant cowboys.

[murmanjake]

Dude shoulda set himself up to be a double agent.

Admitted up front that he had received 70,000 on the pretenseof spying for China, and claim that his real goal was to have been utilized as a super secret intelligence bluffer.

Seeing as his crime was lying, and not actually receiving the money, the worst that could happen would be to be turned down or maybe just laughed at for his ridiculous dreams of grandeur?

Woulda been wicked cool, and probably more lucrative. Was he really that loyal to China anyways? It seems like it was about the money.

And how can I convince the Chinese govt. that I'm going to spy for them so they can give me a $70,000 advance? Are they gonna hunt me down if I fail to follow through with whatever I promise?

[southernman]