Shining City Gazette has learned of a new series of twists
in what’s being called All-Ingate, the rapidly widening and deepening sex
scandal that began with media darling and now ex-CIA director General David
Petraeus and one of his many
hagiographers, Paula Broadwell, author of All In - The Education of General David Petraeus.
According to sources, during the routine warrantless
monitoring of FBI agent Frederick Humphries in his capacity as a US citizen,
CIA agent Mary Beth Waters uncovered a trove of email and phone and face-to-face
communications that indicate that in the warrantless monitoring of Paula
Broadwell’s communications with General Petraeus that FBI agent Humphries
conducted in response to Florida socialite Jill Kelley’s complaint about the
threatening emails she was receiving from Ms. Broadwell, who reportedly was
jealous of Ms. Kelley’s cozy relationship with General Petraeus, FBI agent Humphries
himself fell deeply in love with the dangerously fit and irresistible former
supreme commander of US forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Undiverted by FBI agent Humphries’ wildly overcompensating
for these new homoerotic feelings for the General by sending shirtless photos
of himself to socialite Kelley, CIA agent Waters kept warrantlessly sifting
through all the communications involving the initial extra-marital love
triangle until she uncovered not only FBI agent Humphries’ love for General
Petraeus, but also the jealous, threatening emails he’d begun anonymously
sending to both Ms. Broadwell and Ms. Kelley.
In the course of her warrantless monitoring, CIA agent
Waters apparently herself fell under the spell of the man behind the so-called
Bush Surge.
According to sources, CIA agent Waters’ subsequent jealous,
threatening emails to FBI agent Humphries were inadvertently picked up by agent
Angela Espinosa from the National Reconnaissance Office.
It seems that in her routine warrantless monitoring of the
American press, NRO agent Espinosa uncovered Holly Petraeus’ anonymous spamming
of news outlets across the country with an email jealously threatening
reporters and columnists and editorial boards for their so-called “group
sucking of the General’s d**k.”
It was in her follow-up, off-duty warrantless monitoring of
the growing number of parties involved in All-Ingate that NRO agent Espinosa
stumbled first across CIA agent Waters’ threatening emails to FBI agent
Humphries and then across the involvement of Washington Post columnist David
Ignatius in this exponentially propagating sex polygon.
It seems Mr. Ignatius, still dazzled by the charm he’d
succumbed to when General Petraeus had embedded him for several weeks in the
Middle East, had sent threatening emails to Senate Intelligence Committee
Chairwoman and war profiteer and hawk Diane Feinstein for her so-called “public
sucking of the d**k of General Petraeus.”
Senator Feinstein then, acting on the bad intelligence that
it was President Obama sending her the threatening emails, began sending emails
to the so-called Commander in Chief threatening to turn him in for violating
the Uniform Code of Military Justice plus any number of private and
public-sector laws against sexual harassment by “constantly sucking the d**k of
a subordinate.”
According to sources, this is when agent Phillip Daly from
the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency comes into the picture.
During the routine warrantless monitoring of Senator
Feinstein and the rest of Congress, NGIA agent Daly reportedly discovered the
threatening emails spammed to Congress by the National Press Association, whose
investigative reporting team had mistakenly identified Congress as the authors
of the jealous, threatening emails Holly Petraeus was sending them.
It was agent Pamela Snyder from the Defense Intelligence Agency
who, during routine warrantless monitoring of Mr. Paul Ryan in his capacity as
a simple US citizen, discovered that Senator Ryan was receiving threatening
emails from the rest of Congress, who were acting on the bad intelligence that
it was Mr. Ryan sending jealous, threatening emails to them over how much more
attention General Petraeus’ physical fitness always got than his did.
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