RSS Feed
November 20th, 2014 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Following a series of high-profile security failures the US Secret Service will be focusing its energy on training, boosting morale and hiring new agents, as well as erecting a higher fence around the White House, head of the agency Joseph Clancy said.
Addressing public
concerns arising from the September 19 White House fence jumper,
Clansy was quick to admit to the House Judiciary Committee that
the agency has fallen short of its goal of “perfection,”
AP reports.
“Instead of remaining the organization that prides itself on
operating silently and courageously behind the scenes, we are now
in the public spotlight,” Clancy said. “This has had
detrimental effects on workforce morale and operational security,
both with potentially dire consequences.”
The incident involved veteran Omar Gonzalez climbing across the
fence before entering the White House and walking through
multiple rooms inside, only being intercepted by officers inside
the residence.
“The Secret Service cannot make mistakes,” Rep. Ted Poe,
a Texas Republican, told Clancy at a hearing, which was titled
“Oversight of the United States Secret Service.”
“You’re protecting the president and the president’s family.
There can’t be mistakes,” Poe said.
“What hits me hardest is the range of shortcomings that
ultimately allowed Omar Gonzalez to enter the White House
practically unencumbered,” Clancy replied commenting an
internal review last week which detailed a string of failures. He
also promised to “restore operational excellence” at the
Secret Service.
“Although I firmly believe the Secret Service is better than
this incident I openly acknowledge that a failure of this
magnitude, especially in light of other recent incidents,
requires immediate action and longer term reform,” he said.
Clancy said more than 40,000 people applied for the most recent
Secret Service class but few passed the test.
“If we can get our folks trained, they are going to feel more
confident in their actions every day,” he said, saying more
than 200 people have been hired in 2014. “When we are
understaffed, it’s very difficult to get them to training…When
we’re not properly trained, we fail.”
As a sort of temporary solution to security threats to the White
House, Secret Service chief said a higher fence might be the
trick.
“A higher fence would certainly help us and we’re looking for
ways and options [to build one],” said Clancy. “In fact,
we hope within the next few months to have some renderings, some
drawings of some options for people to look at.”
READ MORE:
US Secret Service director resigns after series of scandals
The Secret Service has suffered a number of embarrassments which
led to the resignation of its former director. Under the Obama
administration this included the Columbian prostitution scandal,
an incident in the Netherlands dealing with intoxicated Secret
Service agents, and the Gonzalez case.
“Without question, the agency has been severely damaged in
recent years by failures ranging from disgraceful misconduct on
the part of some employees to operational breakdowns that
undermine the trust and confidence that previous generations
worked so hard to establish,” Clancy testified.
On Wednesday, a 41-year old man has been arrested and charged
with possession of an illegal firearm after he approached
uniformed Secret Service officers a block from the White House.
The agents decided to check his car after the Iowan man told them
someone asked him to “come to the White House” so he had
driven to Washington to do so, the New York Times reports. During
the search a hunting rifle and ammunition were found in his car.
Source Article from http://rt.com/usa/207131-secret-service-failures-fence/
Posted in 
