Jeff Carney, spy..

[JJ_BPK]

This turd has so many similarities to Snowden & Assange & Manning.

You think it might be worth setting up a job interview Q&A that might pre-warn employees that they are about to hire a nut-case??

Or are we protecting these A$$Ho's because we can't PROFILE applicants?


Code Name 'Kid': American Stasi Spy Tells His Story, By Jürgen Dahlkamp

Carney joined the Air Force in the summer of 1980. He was only 17 at the time, and the Air Force offered an escape from a broken family in which there was not always enough to eat. His three years of high-school German were his ticket to the 6912th Electronic Security Group in Berlin's Marienfelde district, where trouble with his commanding officers, his fragile mental state and the fear that his homosexuality would be discovered prompted him to change sides on April 22, 1983.

link to article: (http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/american-stasi-agent-describes-his-experiences-in-new-book-a-916374.html)

[Badger52]

...prompted him to change sides on April 22, 1983. After going to a bar, he then walked across the border between East and West Berlin at Checkpoint Charlie and addressed the baffled East German border guards...
Given where he was supposed to be working and travel restrictions placed on certain personnel inside W Berlin at the time, if that's his story I call bs. Maybe his book would have some expansion of how he did that. Maybe he typed up his own flag orders (a controlled document) while sipping a Weisse mit Schuss in the bar from a stash the AG office at Brigade HQ handed him like blank checks... and none of the 287th MPs noticed he stopped at the Vopo shack instead of proceeding on his way...
This guys sounds like a flake, which the lack of depth of his Stasi career would seem to bear out.
:rolleyes:

[Peregrino]

Try a simple Google search for "espionage, homosexual". Draw your own conclusions.

[cbtengr]

Sounds as if his life is a real struggle these days, what a shame.