Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
June 27, 2016
Wow, CIA is not good at their job.
RT:
CIA weapons supplied to the so-called “moderate” Syrian rebels via Jordan have been “systematically stolen” to be sold on the black market, a new report based on testimonies of American and Jordanian officials to the NYT and Al Jazeera has revealed.
The large shipments of CIA and Saudi Arabian arms included Kalashnikov assault rifles, mortars and rocket-propelled grenades, which intelligence agencies bought in bulk in the Balkans and elsewhere around Eastern Europe.
Why is it public information that the CIA buys illegal weapons in Eastern Europe to send to Middle Eastern terrorists?
Shouldn’t that be a secret?
It’s like these guys aren’t even really trying. Like they’re like anyone else who works at any other job, just trying to get done as quickly as possible so they can get home to smoke weed and play X-Box Live.
The CIA doesn’t appear to be concerned about the quality of their work.
I wonder if they text while they’re doing illegal arms deals?
Following the delivery to Jordan, the CIA used General Intelligence Directorate officers to transport the weapons to the Syrian rebels where they disappeared midway.
Jordanian officials told the publications that the theft was apparently perpetrated by officers with direct access to cargo, who “regularly siphoned truckloads” of the weapons while still delivering some to designated drop-offs.
The stolen weapons were then sold on the black market in Jordan at bazaars in Ma’an, Sahab, and in the Jordan Valley. Those involved in the theft scheme, worth millions of dollars, used the profits to purchase expensive SUVs, electronics, and other luxury goods.
It is also believed that some of the stolen weapons were used to kill two Americans and three others at a police training facility shooting in Amman in November.
The Jordanian intelligence officials revealed that senior Jordanian officers had knowledge of the theft scheme and systematically covered up for the lower-ranking officers that did the actual smuggling.
After reports of stolen weapons began to surface, and subsequent American and Saudi complaints about the theft, the Jordanian intelligence agency allegedly arrested several dozen officers, including a lieutenant colonel running the operation. According to Jordanian officials, a number of them were fired from the service, but were allowed to keep their pensions and profits from the scheme.
If they had ended up in the hands of ISIS you’d be like “wow, it looks like the CIA is funding ISIS again!”
But just ending up on random Arabian black markets?
It looks like complete incompetence.
Who is in charge of this?
Oh, right…