<p>Is it just a coincidence that both John Negroponte, the newly minted Director of National Intelligence (one of the most powerful positions in the US), and Porter Goss, the Director of the CIA, both graduated Yale in 1960?<br>
Hmmm. I feel a spy novel in the works.</p>
<p>I hope it is not like Britain where all those mole/traitors who spied for the Soviets were recruited during college at Cambridge decades earlier.</p>
<p>Guy Francis de Moncy Burgess (1910-1963), BBC broadcaster, agent in MI6, secretary to Deputy Foreign Minister, Hector McNeil, British Foreign Office secretary, London, Washington</p>
<p>Anthony F. Blunt (1907-1983), tutor of French, art historian, art adviser to Queen Elizabeth, agent in MI5 during World War Two, “The Fourth Man”</p>
<p>Donald Maclean (1915-1983), Foreign Office secretary, Paris, Washington, Cairo, London</p>
<p>Harold Adrian Russell (“Kim”) Philby (1912-1988), journalist, agent in MI6, “The Third Man”</p>
<p>AND</p>
<p>John Cairncross, Foreign Office secretary, private secretary to Lord Hankey, Secretary for Security, sometimes referred to as “The Fifth Man”</p>
<p>thats why i always preferred oxford.</p>
<p>the conspiracy continues…</p>
<p>John Bolton is going to be the next Ambassador to the UN, both a Yale College '70 and Law School grad - seems like Bush is digging deep into the blue blood coffers. </p>
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