"We can't trust you yet". "We have nothing but enemies in intelligence," one of them told me, handing back my passport.
"There's nothing in the French intelligence reports that connects Moussaoui as an agent of a foreign power".
"There's nothing in the French intelligence reports that connects Moussaoui as an agent of a foreign power". He added, "It's not that the French didn't think he was a bad person we think that, too.
Nor will the genetic information be used to determine what job you can or cannot get, because nothing in terms of intelligence or ability will ever be precisely predictable by genes.
(As Block (1981) points out, it seems that there is nothing in our concept of intelligence that rules out intelligent beings with quantised sensory devices; and nor is there anything in our concept of intelligence that rules out intelligent beings with digital working parts).
Putin also said, apropos, apparently, of nothing and everything, "I have worked in intelligence, and I know how these kinds of dossiers are put together". This was another line aimed at establishing that nothing can be believed including, apparently, the work that Putin did when he was a spy.
Fussy NYT types like Tim Weiner hate the CIA because it's a boys' club for spoiled Yalees who've spent trillions of dollars over the last 60 years accomplishing nothing in the way of useful intelligence-gathering.
There was nothing in them that would expose any intelligence agents, the court said.
But the agency has begun several internal reviews to examine the basis for its assertions, and while it has said almost nothing in public about any findings, the intelligence official said the information was being shared among Mr. Bush's principal foreign policy advisers.
Feeblemindedness, deficiency in intelligence.
