Former CIA Analyst Charged as Foreign Agent

A bombshell rocked DC this week after a former CIA analyst was indicted for being a foreign agent for South Korea.

According to the reports, she was accepting gifts in exchange for access to her government contacts.

To add a little insult to injury, Sue Mi Terry is also the wife of Never Trump pundit Max Boot.

Spy Game

Boot has written for just about every major publication in existence.

Among the outlets where his work was featured are The Christian Science Monitor, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Weekly Standard, the Los Angeles Times, and The New York Times.

He has regularly argued that Trump is a danger to the country’s standing.

For instance, he once posted on social media, “During a recent trip to both Japan and South Korea, we found considerable anxiety in both countries about the prospect of another Trump term.

“The nervousness is particularly palpable in Korea, because Japan had more success in managing Trump.”

Now that his wife has been indicted, that post is blowing up.

Regarding her indictment, the New York Times reported, “In Ms. Terry’s case, prosecutors say she began operating as a foreign agent in 2013, five years after leaving the C.I.A.

“She was first contacted by an intelligence officer posing as a diplomat for the Korean mission to the United Nations in New York City, the indictment said, and in return for her work over the next decade, Ms. Terry received handbags, clothing and at least $37,000 in covert payments to the think tank where she was employed at the time.

"Despite engaging in extensive activities for and at the direction of" the South Korean government, Ms. Terry did not register as a foreign agent with American officials, as required by law, prosecutors said.

“She faces two counts, one for failing to register under the federal Foreign Agents Registration Act, and the other for conspiring to violate it.”

Her attorney has called the allegations “unfounded” and believes his client will eventually be found innocent.

This is not a good look for an administration that has already had the loyalty of other officials called into question.

Joe Biden is a menace to national security and he must be removed from office.