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CUBA's ADVERSARY FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS
Fighter, CUBA's ADVERSARY foreign intelligence OPERATIONS. By Manuel Cereijo. TheDGI is responsible for foreign intelligence collection. The
http://www.autentico.org/guara/oagmc080.html

Extractions: When the Cold war ended, it was widely believed that a new era of international cooperation had begun. However, simply put, the end of the Cold war has not led to a more peaceful world. The United States is the target of those who challenge the status quo, and one of those is Cuba. Furthermore, the PRC has joined efforts with Cuba in a new axis. The deterioration in China's relations with the United States is also being accompanied by a warmer relationship with Russia. Of course, rapprochement between Russia and China, by itself, would not be worrisome. The problem with the Chinese-Russian raprochement is what is driven by mutual dissatisfaction with the United States, and that involves Cuba and its expansion in Latin America. There are four nations that use intensively their intelligence services to harm the interests of the United States. The nations are: Russia, PRC, Cuba, and North Korea. These nations continue to expend significant resources to conduct intelligence operations against the United States. These efforts are centered on producing intelligence concerning the U.S. military capabilities, other national security activities, and military research and development activities. They have now expanded their collection efforts to place additional emphasis on collecting scientific, technical, economic, and proprietary information. These collection efforts are designed to provide technologies required for the acquisition and maintenance of advanced military systems, as well as to promote the national welfare of these nations.
EO 12949 (Foreign Intelligence Physical Searches)
have questioned what, exactly, was intended by the proclamation made by Bill Clintonin Executive Order 12949, titled foreign intelligence Physical Searches
http://www.outpost-of-freedom.com/eo12949.htm

Extractions: by Gary Hunt A few people have questioned what, exactly, was intended by the proclamation made by Bill Clinton in Executive Order 12949, titled "Foreign Intelligence Physical Searches" (entire text follows). We may never know what Bill had in mind, but we can look at the wording of the EO and see what might be created as a result of this "Executive Order" . The foundation or justification, of the Order is the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (50 U.S.C. 1801) and it's subsequent amendment by Public Law 103-359. I have not reviewed these "laws", but it is clear by the first paragraph of the Executive Order that the President may authorize physical searches for foreign intelligence purposes, which method appears to be defined by this document. Section 2 gives the authority to approve application to the Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Court [which, apparently, is created by the "Act"]. Surely not an Article III (Constitutional) court, but, more likely an administrative agency tribunal, much like tax courts and traffic courts. If it were a real court, there would be no problem "issuing" warrants, which are what the Executive Order circumvents.
Force Planning
foreign intelligence. (DOD) Intelligence relating to capabilities,intentions, and activities of foreign powers, organizations, or
http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jel/doddict/data/f/02152.html
War On Americans | Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Gets New Powers
foreign intelligence Surveillance Court gets new powers. Congress createdthe foreign intelligence Surveillance Court to ease this tension.
http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/war/safety/seccourt.htm

Extractions: Published in the Nando Times WASHINGTON (November 4, 2001 5:40 p.m. EST) - Congress has just given the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court new powers - even as some fear the court's growing power. "The secrecy surrounding the court's proceedings is a real problem for democratic accountability and for the rule of law," said Lee Tien, senior staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation. When the Justice Department wants to tap a suspected foreign agent's phone, or secretly send investigators to ransack the suspect's home, it comes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court for approval. Meeting in a windowless, soundproof room in the Justice Department, with its members drawn from the nationwide pool of U.S. District Court judges, the court almost always gives the Justice Department what it wants. Last year, the court received a record 1,005 requests for intelligence gathering operations. All were approved. The previous year 886 applications were received. All were approved. The year before that, 796 applications were received. All were approved.
Fourth Amendment Analysis Shortchanged In Foreign Intelligence Court Decision
Fourth Amendment analysis shortchanged in foreign intelligence court decisionWashington, DCIn response to today's ruling in favor of the Justice
http://www.criminaljustice.org/public.nsf/newsreleases/2002mn047?opendocument
US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
US foreign intelligence Surveillance Court There exists in Washington DC a highlysecretive court called the US foreign intelligence Surveillance Court.
http://www.spartechsoftware.com/dimensions/conspiracy/USFISCourt.htm

Extractions: Books US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Introduction About the Court The Court's Record Introduction who About the Court There exists in Washington D.C. a highly secretive court called the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. Responsible for deciding when a politically dangerous wiretap is appropriate, this branch of the US government is located on the 6 th The Court's Record sources: San Francisco Examiner, Washington Post More Secrets Revealed Be sure to check the Conspiracy section of our site for more inside information on Big Brother home what's new categories feedback ... SparTech Software And I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year: 'Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown'. - M. Louise Haskings 1875-1957
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE COURT
foreign intelligence SURVEILLANCE COURT. To intelforum@xxxxxxx; Subject FOREIGNINTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE COURT; From Mike Yared mike_yared@xxxxxxxxxxx ;
http://lists.his.com/intelforum/msg06739.html
Known Foreign Intelligence Warnings Of 9/11
Known foreign intelligence warnings of 9/11. Why hasn't Congress investigatedif these foreign intelligence claims are true or not?
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/completetimeline/Summaries/foreignwarnings.ht
Inland Revenue:SE40034 - Foreign Intelligence Section
SE40034 foreign intelligence Section. Translation and InformationService for Inland Revenue Offices. If an employer or taxpayer
http://www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/manuals/senew/se40034.htm

Extractions: Home A-Z index Search Help SE40034 - Foreign Intelligence Section If an employer or taxpayer sends in documentation in another language to verify a claim or contention you may wish to obtain a translation. Alternatively, you may need information about another country's tax system. Translation and information services are provided for Inland Revenue Offices by:
Who Did It? Foreign Report Presents An Alternative View
Who did it? foreign Report presents an alternative view. Israel s military intelligence service, Aman, suspects that
http://www.janes.com/security/international_security/news/fr/fr010919_1_n.shtml

Extractions: Israels military intelligence service, Aman, suspects that Iraq is the state that sponsored the suicide attacks on the New York Trade Center and the Pentagon in Washington. Directing the mission, Aman officers believe, were two of the worlds foremost terrorist masterminds: the Lebanese Imad Mughniyeh, head of the special overseas operations for Hizbullah, and the Egyptian Dr Ayman Al Zawahiri, senior member of Al-Qaeda and possible successor of the ailing Osama Bin Laden. The two men have not been seen for some time. Mughniyeh is probably the worlds most wanted outlaw. Unconfirmed reports in Beirut say he has undergone plastic surgery and is unrecognisable. Zawahiri is thought to be based in Egypt. He could be Bin Ladens chief representative outside Afghanistan. The Iraqis, who for several years paid smaller groups to do their dirty work, were quick to discover the advantages of Al-Qaeda. The Israeli sources claim that for the past two years Iraqi intelligence officers were shuttling between Baghdad and Afghanistan, meeting with Ayman Al Zawahiri. According to the sources, one of the Iraqi intelligence officers, Salah Suleiman, was captured last October by the Pakistanis near the border with Afghanistan. The Iraqis are also reported to have established strong ties with Imad Mughniyeh.
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
Presidio of Monterey, CA. Primary intelligence Language Center.
http://dli-www.army.mil/
Bibliography Home Page
A searchable archive of materials covering such aspects of intelligence such as histories, collection and analysis, covert action, US and foreign agencies, signals intelligence, counterintelligence, terrorism, oversight and links to related web sites.
http://intellit.muskingum.edu

Extractions: New Concord, Ohio 43762 If you are visiting this site for the first time, your stay will be enhanced by reading: About this Bibliography (Preface and Sources) Otherwise, feel free to move on to the: Main Table of Contents [or try our Author Search User comments and suggestions are welcomed; forward via E-mail to: rclark@muskingum.edu Not to be reprinted without permission of the author. Site last revised: 4/7/03 Want to know more about Muskingum College? Click on: http://www.muskingum.edu In loving memory of Janet A. Clark (1940-1999)
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
Presidio of Monterey, CA. Primary intelligence Language Center.
http://pom-www.army.mil/
Foreign Policy Magazine
Flagship magazine of the Washington, D.C.based Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Site features full text from current issue, breaking global news headlines, country intelligence, searchable archives and indices, and related links.
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/
Frank Cass Publishers - Intelligence And National Security Home Page
Offers insights into the contemporary functions of intelligence and its influence of foreign policy and national security.
http://www.frankcass.com/jnls/ins.htm

Extractions: Articles on the historical background of intelligence present the complete picture of its origins and development. Experts on international strategy and the use of intelligence in war, together with cryptanalysts and others who were actively involved in intelligence work for many years offer new evidence on political incidents in recent history. ISSN 0268-4527 Volume 17 2002 Quarterly: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Welcome To Air Intelligence Agency
Provides intelligence expertise in the areas of C2 protection, security, acquisition, foreign weapons systems and technology, and treaty monitoring. Command biographies, mission statement, fact sheets, news, employment opportunities, publications and forms, and subordinate organization pages.
http://aia.lackland.af.mil/
Untitled Document
Responsible for providing the British Army with combat, security and signal intelligence, protective security, photographic interpretation and imagery analysis, the study of foreign armies and interrogation.
http://usite.army.mod.uk/intcorps/
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The mission of the 229th MI BN is to support the academic mission of the Defense Language Institute foreign Language Center (DLIFLC), which, with seven language schools, teaches twentyfour foreign languages, execute common military training, conduct TRADOC-directed soldierization, and provide operational, security, administrative and logistical support to assigned Army personnel.
http://www.monterey.army.mil/atfl/mib/
Welcome To China OGP
Petroleum intelligence service catering to the information needs of foreign oil firms, investment banks, governments and consulting agencies with an interest in China's petroleum industry.
http://www.chinaogp-online.com/
The National Security Archive
Document compilations dealing with U.S. foreign policy, military and intelligence, political events, and nuclear technology. Located at the George Washington University.
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/

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