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“The indifferent attitude of Indian authorities towards these spies has not only discouraged fresh recruitment, but also partially dried up the flow of information vital to national security.”
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Craig Monteilh, who says he infiltrated Southern California mosques as an FBI informant and wants to clear his name of suspicions he might have promoted terrorist activities, talks about his experiences in Irvine, Calif., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009. Former.
