Former or current agents, what some think that you can tell us without eliminating us?

Yeah, because everyone knows the internet is full of government agents with high security clearance

just waiting to endow us with their secrets.

My dad worked for GCHQ in the 80s doing voice recognition, and he can't say anything more for a decade

more. The way they recognize you

by Siri and Google today was being used in the 80s. It was just a bit slower.

The CIA have different specialists like any government branch. Field agents, paper pushes,

targeting offices, programs and plan officers, paramilitary officers, language officers, information resource officers,

and the list just goes on. I'm available if you're looking for a middle-aged bull crap artist.

Not FBI or CIA officer here, but my sister is a district attorney, and over the years she's prosecuted a number of animal cruelty cases.

This led to her having an ongoing partnership

with the FBI for the last several years. It turns out the FBI started tracking such animal

cases about 10 to 15 years ago due to the incredibly high correlation between attacking animals

when you're young and becoming a serial violent offender as an adult. I work with the Australian Federal Police with the Spider Squad doing computer stuff for them

in regards to predators and finding trafficking victims.

It's the most heartbreaking work, but when you get them, the office looks like Nessa after a Mars landing.

I was an analyst, not an agent.

85% of all classified material is classified because of how it was collected, not because it's

juicy or useful.

Yes, your boss and co-workers said that crap about you.

My great uncle was an FBI agent.

Every time I would ask him if he had any interesting stories, he'd say he was sworn to secrecy. After 10 years of

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