The New York Times is reporting that the Chinese government executed at least a dozen US intelligence agents and sources from 2010-12 thus destroying a network the agency had built over a period of many years. The Chinese also imprisoned several other US assets, leaving the agency's Chinese intelligence operations in shambles. Daily Caller: Beijing killed at least a dozen CIA sources and imprisoned several others, former and current U.S. officials told The New York Times. One asset was reportedly shot in front of his coworkers. The systematic campaign largely did away with a CIA espionage network that took the U.S. years to build. Intelligence coming out of China was at its best early in 2010, but by the end of the year, the flow had decreased. By 2011, the CIA realized that their sources were disappearing. “The CIA considers spying in China one of its top priorities, but the country’s extensive security apparatus makes it exceptionally...(Read Full Post)