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eh. the shady people are supposed to be the assets; the handlers are supposed to be squeaky clean (on paper, at least.)

but yeah, I imagine that a job which requires keeping secrets and breaking laws tends to attract people who keep secrets and break laws.

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They are not supposed to break laws in the US.

They're not supposed to operate in the US at all. I'm practice I imagine that's mostly aspirational

Same with NSA - they are not allowed to conduct surveillance of US citizens on US soil. Shit needs to be brought under control.

Let’s say it should be avoided.

In their minds, when (not if) they break laws, they should avoid getting caught... because that's all that matters.

The mindset of law breaking probably carries across jurisdictions.

It’s all about professionalism.



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