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CIA Unclear on the Purpose of Twitter, its Role as a Covert Intelligence Agency, and Whether the Soviet Union Still Poses a Threat to the United States

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  1. This Day in CIA History: █████ Shah █████ Contras █████████ blowjobs █████ "Squeaky" ███

  2. Q: How many CIA agents does it take to change a lightbulb?

    A: I'm sorry, that information is classified.

    1. A :
      (1): There is no lightbulb.
      (2): It wasn't our lightbulb.
      (3):[REDACTED] independent contractor [REDACTED]
      (4): The Secretary has disavowed any knowledge of all lightbulb-changing actions.

      1. Why did the chicken cross the road?

        I'm sorry, but we can neither confirm or deny that the chicken crossed the road.

          1. Why did the case officer cross the road?

            To make sure that surveillance was following him.

  3. I can't do better than one of the TPM commenters:

    What's next, CIA? Tweeting the Bay of Pigs? Kennedy's assassination?

    And how can we even know if what you're tweeting is really what went down?

    Kind of pointless as well as tasteless.

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