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Two bicyclists, handing out flyers in supposed support of a School of the Americans Watch die-in, seem to know little about the reason for the die-in or SOA issues, but did know about police related drug cartels in Latin American. In the end one of the bicyclists is seen joking around with a police observer parked in a no parking zone just in front of the National Republican Club on Capitol Hill. The United States Capitol Police have a formidable but little-known intelligence unit. According to former US Capitol Police Chief Terrance W. Gainer they , "... have plainclothes officers who go out and do counterintelligence work. We're always trying to figure out what the bad guys are trying to figure out in watching us or observing what we do." (Spies on the Hill: Former Capitol Police Chief Gainer Dishes About Secret Intel Unit, By Jeff Stein, in Congressional Quarterly, Jun 08 2006 Accessed 8/9/2013 lists.jammed.com/ISN/2006/06/0032.html).
In the spy trade, counterintelligence usually means penetrating the opposition's spy service and looking for moles within its own.
Two bicyclists, handing out flyers in supposed support of a School of the Americans Watch die-in, seem to know little about the reason for the die-in or SOA issues, but did know about police related drug cartels in Latin American. In the end one of the bicyclists is seen joking around with a police observer parked in a no parking zone just in front of the National Republican Club on Capitol Hill. The United States Capitol Police have a formidable but little-known intelligence unit. According to former US Capitol Police Chief Terrance W. Gainer they , "... have plainclothes officers who go out and do counterintelligence work. We're always trying to figure out what the bad guys are trying to figure out in watching us or observing what we do." (Spies on the Hill: Former Capitol Police Chief Gainer Dishes About Secret Intel Unit, By Jeff Stein, in Congressional Quarterly, Jun 08 2006 Accessed 8/9/2013 lists.jammed.com/ISN/2006/06/0032.html).
In the spy trade, counterintelligence usually means penetrating the opposition's spy service and looking for moles within its own.
