CIA Agent Blows the Whistle: "The Problem Is Most CIA Officers Would Procure the Child Prostitute"

"Your jobs as a CIA Case Officer is to break the laws in the country that you're serving in. That's your job. Your job is to commit espionage, which in most countries is a death penalty crime. Your job is to convince people to commit treason for you because they like you so much, or they like the money that you're giving them so much. So because it's the nature of your job to break the law, there are no rules that are written for you to carry out that job. Now the problem there is that most CIA Case Officers would procure the child prostitute. And even if they felt funny about it, they would be told by headquarters, 'You got a job to do ... go do your job. That's the problem, or the nature of the problem of ethics in Intelligence Operations. There are no ethics in Intelligence Operations. I've come to the conclusion after all these years that there probably doesn't need to be a CIA. ... John Kennedy was right in 1963 when he said the CIA should be broken-up." - John Kiriakou, CIA Whistleblower