Pictures of severed heads and tweets by the Western women who've left their homes behind have all provided rich intelligence for America's National Security Agency NSAA) or Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the Financial Times has said.
Among expected frictions are early tests of wills between Mr. Negroponte and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who will continue to control the government's biggest and richest intelligence agencies, including those responsible for eavesdropping and satellite reconnaissance.
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Among them: Twitter's "personal learning network," "the best real-time, context-rich news," "democratize intelligence" and "great place to promote others".
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According to various accounts, he was either abducted or he defected, but there is general consensus he is now in the west providing a rich stream of intelligence.
The government has ended an amnesty programme that allowed insurgents not involved in serious terror attacks to be "rehabilitated" and provided rich sources of intelligence.
