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No real surprise here, but a published report says that the U.S. CIA hasn't had any luck getting spies inside Al Qaeda. Excerpt:
US and European spy agencies have largely avoided sending their undercover officers to training camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Few operatives, officials said, have the skills, backgrounds and knowledge to talk their way into the camps.
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