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Title: Roosevelt and Stalin
Author: Susan Butler
Susan Butler (2015). Roosevelt and Stalin: Portrait of a Partnership. New York: Alfred A. Knopf
OCLC: 908383602
Subjects: Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.
Stalin, Joseph, 1878-1953.
World War, 1939-1945–Diplomatic history.
United States–Foreign relations–Soviet Union.
Soviet Union–Foreign relations–United States.
Date Posted: August 25, 2015
Reviewed by Joseph C. Goulden.[1]
Should I feign surprise? Decades after communism collapsed into rubble, the blame-America crowd —ah, those “intellectuals”—remains determined to blame the Cold War on President Harry S. Truman and British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill.
Such is the thesis lamely touted by Susan Butler in a book slated for fireplace duty once cold weather returns. Ignoring history, she maintains that virtually every postwar decision the United States and Britain made concerning the Soviet Union was wrong. Fortunately for history unlike President Roosevelt, determined to give Stalin the benefit of the doubt on contested issues, Truman and Churchill had a better historical perspective on the dictator’s record.
That he caused the deaths of millions of fellow countrymen during the 1920s and 1930s and worked to overthrow other nations is of no import to Ms. Butler. What alarmed Truman and Churchill was Stalin’s blatant breach of a host of agreements, including permitting Poland to elect its own government. Not only did the Communists install a dictated government, they imprisoned opposition Poles who had resisted the Germans from exile in London.
Her book’s framework is the weeklong Yalta Conference in the Soviet Crimea in December 1944, to discuss the imminent unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany, the organization of postwar Europe, the Soviet entry into the war against Japan and the founding of FDRs dream, the United Nations. Much of the book is lifted directly from, the State Department’s Yalta volume in the decades-old “Foreign Relations of the United States” series. There is considerable irrelevant padding—for instance, ad infinitum listings of persons with whom FDR shared meals, and the (astounding?) fact that he read his mail.
Ms. Butler’s foreword claims access to previously secret Soviet archives. Perhaps. Her chapter notes make frequent reference to her earlier book of correspondence between the two leaders, My Dear Mr. Stalin: The Complete Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph V. Stalin (Yale, 2006). But the book at hand lists only 33 references to Soviet documents in 594 pages.
Further, in at least one instance, she gives a grossly misleading summary of what she found. Prior to the conference, the Soviets compiled psychological profiles of American participants. She writes that Alger Hiss of the State Department was identified as “highly sympathetic to the interests of the Soviet Union and a strong supporter of postwar collaboration between American and Soviet institutions.” She adds, rather smugly, that Hiss “was not described as an agent” (She italicizes “not” for emphasis).
Her omission here is ghastly. To be sure, the Soviets were inept at such things as collective agriculture, but their espionage tradecraft was of A-plus quality. I cannot imagine a Soviet spymaster mentioning control of a deep-cover agent such as Hiss in a paper written for broad circulation. Ms. Butler also skips past an intercepted Soviet intelligence cable that agent “Ale”—Hiss’ code name—traveled to Moscow after Yalta to brief his masters.
To be sure, Roosevelt had ample reason to keep on good terms with Stalin at Yalta. The defeat of Germany was nigh-certain, but Japan loomed large. Should an invasion of Japan prove necessary, American casualties were estimated near a million. Hence, FDR walked cautiously, and Stalin gave the desired pledge of full intervention.
Ms. Butler makes a strong case that many Roosevelt advisers wanted to share atomic secrets with the Soviets, even before the bomb was deployed. FDR made no decision. The “sharing” issue passed to Truman, who by no means shared Roosevelt’s trust in Stalin’s word. He opted to listen to those who argued for international safeguards of atomic secrets before they were shared with the world.
Lamentably, Truman was forced to start from scratch on nuclear affairs. The very existence of the nuclear bomb was not even revealed to him until he became vice president. Stalin’s spies, meanwhile, had kept him apprised of progress since at least 1942. At Yalta, Secretary of State Edward Stettinius told the president “that the Soviet Union had 125 spies on the job”—i.e., the development of the bomb.
Stalin also complained at Yalta that the United States would not write him a blank check for postwar assistance. Again, the decision passed to Truman, and, again, he took the opposite tack from what Ms. Butler insists would have been done by Roosevelt.
The United States indeed did propose a massive European aid program, the Marshall Plan, in 1947 when the Cold War was at its most frigid. Stalin refused any aid and ordered Communist-controlled governments throughout Europe to follow suit.
One final outrageous howler: that Churchill’s cruelty toward India equaled that of Stalin’s brutality. Need more be said? As noted earlier, this is a book for the fireplace, not the bookshelves.
[1] Goulden, Joseph C., “The Latest Intelligence Books,” The Intelligencer: Journal of U. S. Intelligence Studies (21, 2, Spring/Summer 2015, pp. 109-110). Joseph C, Goulden’s 1982 book, Goulden, Joseph C. (1982). Korea: The Untold Story of The War. New York: Times Books. [LCCN: 81021262], was published in a Chinese-language edition in 2014 by Beijing Xiron Books. He is author of 18 nonfiction books. Goulden is a long-time reviewer of espionage and spy books for The Washington Times, for AFIO’s Intelligencer, for law journals, and other publications. Some of the reviews above appeared in prior editions of The Washington Times or The Washington Lawyer (DC Bar Association) and are reprinted here by permission of the author. Joe Goulden’s most recent book is Goulden, Joseph C. (2012). The Dictionary of Espionage: Spyspeak into English. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications
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Title: Roosevelt and Stalin
Author: Susan Butler
Susan Butler (2015). Roosevelt and Stalin: Portrait of a Partnership. New York: Alfred A. Knopf
OCLC: 908383602
Subjects: Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.
Stalin, Joseph, 1878-1953.
World War, 1939-1945–Diplomatic history.
United States–Foreign relations–Soviet Union.
Soviet Union–Foreign relations–United States.
Stalin, Joseph, 1878-1953.
World War, 1939-1945–Diplomatic history.
United States–Foreign relations–Soviet Union.
Soviet Union–Foreign relations–United States.
Date Posted: August 25, 2015
Reviewed by Joseph C. Goulden.[1]
Should I feign surprise? Decades after communism collapsed into rubble, the blame-America crowd —ah, those “intellectuals”—remains determined to blame the Cold War on President Harry S. Truman and British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill.
Such is the thesis lamely touted by Susan Butler in a book slated for fireplace duty once cold weather returns. Ignoring history, she maintains that virtually every postwar decision the United States and Britain made concerning the Soviet Union was wrong. Fortunately for history unlike President Roosevelt, determined to give Stalin the benefit of the doubt on contested issues, Truman and Churchill had a better historical perspective on the dictator’s record.
That he caused the deaths of millions of fellow countrymen during the 1920s and 1930s and worked to overthrow other nations is of no import to Ms. Butler. What alarmed Truman and Churchill was Stalin’s blatant breach of a host of agreements, including permitting Poland to elect its own government. Not only did the Communists install a dictated government, they imprisoned opposition Poles who had resisted the Germans from exile in London.
Her book’s framework is the weeklong Yalta Conference in the Soviet Crimea in December 1944, to discuss the imminent unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany, the organization of postwar Europe, the Soviet entry into the war against Japan and the founding of FDRs dream, the United Nations. Much of the book is lifted directly from, the State Department’s Yalta volume in the decades-old “Foreign Relations of the United States” series. There is considerable irrelevant padding—for instance, ad infinitum listings of persons with whom FDR shared meals, and the (astounding?) fact that he read his mail.
Ms. Butler’s foreword claims access to previously secret Soviet archives. Perhaps. Her chapter notes make frequent reference to her earlier book of correspondence between the two leaders, My Dear Mr. Stalin: The Complete Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph V. Stalin (Yale, 2006). But the book at hand lists only 33 references to Soviet documents in 594 pages.
Further, in at least one instance, she gives a grossly misleading summary of what she found. Prior to the conference, the Soviets compiled psychological profiles of American participants. She writes that Alger Hiss of the State Department was identified as “highly sympathetic to the interests of the Soviet Union and a strong supporter of postwar collaboration between American and Soviet institutions.” She adds, rather smugly, that Hiss “was not described as an agent” (She italicizes “not” for emphasis).
Her omission here is ghastly. To be sure, the Soviets were inept at such things as collective agriculture, but their espionage tradecraft was of A-plus quality. I cannot imagine a Soviet spymaster mentioning control of a deep-cover agent such as Hiss in a paper written for broad circulation. Ms. Butler also skips past an intercepted Soviet intelligence cable that agent “Ale”—Hiss’ code name—traveled to Moscow after Yalta to brief his masters.
To be sure, Roosevelt had ample reason to keep on good terms with Stalin at Yalta. The defeat of Germany was nigh-certain, but Japan loomed large. Should an invasion of Japan prove necessary, American casualties were estimated near a million. Hence, FDR walked cautiously, and Stalin gave the desired pledge of full intervention.
Ms. Butler makes a strong case that many Roosevelt advisers wanted to share atomic secrets with the Soviets, even before the bomb was deployed. FDR made no decision. The “sharing” issue passed to Truman, who by no means shared Roosevelt’s trust in Stalin’s word. He opted to listen to those who argued for international safeguards of atomic secrets before they were shared with the world.
Lamentably, Truman was forced to start from scratch on nuclear affairs. The very existence of the nuclear bomb was not even revealed to him until he became vice president. Stalin’s spies, meanwhile, had kept him apprised of progress since at least 1942. At Yalta, Secretary of State Edward Stettinius told the president “that the Soviet Union had 125 spies on the job”—i.e., the development of the bomb.
Stalin also complained at Yalta that the United States would not write him a blank check for postwar assistance. Again, the decision passed to Truman, and, again, he took the opposite tack from what Ms. Butler insists would have been done by Roosevelt.
The United States indeed did propose a massive European aid program, the Marshall Plan, in 1947 when the Cold War was at its most frigid. Stalin refused any aid and ordered Communist-controlled governments throughout Europe to follow suit.
One final outrageous howler: that Churchill’s cruelty toward India equaled that of Stalin’s brutality. Need more be said? As noted earlier, this is a book for the fireplace, not the bookshelves.
[1] Goulden, Joseph C., “The Latest Intelligence Books,” The Intelligencer: Journal of U. S. Intelligence Studies (21, 2, Spring/Summer 2015, pp. 109-110). Joseph C, Goulden’s 1982 book, Goulden, Joseph C. (1982). Korea: The Untold Story of The War. New York: Times Books. [LCCN: 81021262], was published in a Chinese-language edition in 2014 by Beijing Xiron Books. He is author of 18 nonfiction books. Goulden is a long-time reviewer of espionage and spy books for The Washington Times, for AFIO’s Intelligencer, for law journals, and other publications. Some of the reviews above appeared in prior editions of The Washington Times or The Washington Lawyer (DC Bar Association) and are reprinted here by permission of the author. Joe Goulden’s most recent book is Goulden, Joseph C. (2012). The Dictionary of Espionage: Spyspeak into English. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications
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Colonel Z by fredslibrary
Title: Colonel Z
Author: Anthony Read
Read, Anthony (1984) and David Fisher. Colonel Z: The Life And Times of A Master of Spies.London: Hodder and Stoughton
LCCN: 85129215
Title: Colonel Z
Author: Anthony Read
Read, Anthony (1984) and David Fisher. Colonel Z: The Life And Times of A Master of Spies.London: Hodder and Stoughton
LCCN: 85129215
Subjects
- Dansey, Claude Edward Marjorikbanks, Sir, 1876-1947.
- Spies–Great Britain–Biography.
- Espionage–Great Britain–History.
Date Posted: August 26, 2015
Review by Kenneth Reich[1]
Writing about spies, or intelligence operations in general, is a risky business, because the reliability of the information is almost always in doubt. There are circles within circles in the intelligence community, and sorting out truth from falsehood frequently is beyond the ability of even the most skillful, discerning outside investigator. When, on top of that, authors resort to surmise and conjecture to flesh out an uncertain story, let the reader beware.
In this case, the story is the life of Sir Claude Dansey, a chief of British intelligence organizations during World War II and an intelligence operative beginning during the Boer War at the turn of the century. Since, the authors concede, he was for most of his career “concerned with secrecy and deception, it is impossible now to trace all his movements.” Add to that the British tradition of long-term secrecy in such matters, encouraged even further by the unhappy record of Soviet infiltration of British intelligence organizations, and it becomes readily apparent how monumental the task of writing a sound book on Dansey is, even 40 years after his death. No picture of him is even included in the volume.
Perhaps, Anthony Read and David Fisher, the authors of an earlier book on World War II spy operations that has been subjected to considerable criticism, should have waited in this case for more solid material. Then they might have been able to avoid such phrases as it is safe to assume and Dansey must have felt this way or that. These are a substitute for saying that the facts in the matters at hand cannot be established with certainty.
Also, there is considerable name-dropping. For instance, on several occasions the authors allude to Dansey’s supposed influence on Sir Winston Churchill without ever really establishing the point. Instead, there are such passages as “whether or not Dansey applied any pressure on the man he had so ably supported during the wilderness years we shall never know.”
Furthermore, there are frequent if clauses. “If the agents were Dansey’s men and Dansey had turned his thumb down, then her chances of survival were slim.”
This is not history. While intelligence accounts must always be taken with a grain of salt, a rock of salt would be advisable here.
Some comments by Roy Berkeley:[2]
In South Kensington in London, just a bit north of the South Kensington tube station, is Cromwell Place. Find 14 Cromwell Place.
Claude Dansey was born in this house in 1876, when South Kensington was just .developing, He entered the modern secret world when it, too, was new and he grew with that world, ultimately becoming the second in command in MI6—some say, the power behind the first in command (seeSite 117: 3 Albemarle Street). When he retired at the end of WWII he had become what his biographers Anthony Read and David Fisher in Colonel Z call “one of the most important, influential, and colourful figures in the history of espionage and secret intelligence”.
Many people have described Dansey less flatteringly as “the most unpopular snake in the business” and the “only truly evil man I ever met” and “an utter shit” (this last, the view of historian Trevor-Roper). Others have called him Uncle Claude, out of respect and even affection. But admirers and detractors alike have found him well suited to the clandestine life. His biographers mention that he may have been the inspiration for Somerset Maugham’s spymaster in Ashenden[3], who was (according to Maugham) “one of those men who prefer devious ways to straight, for some intricate pleasure they get in fooling their fellows”. Dansey relished this pleasure and was expert at fooling his fellows; some of his secrets are still his secrets almost 50 years after his death.
One of his best-kept secrets involves the origin in 1936 of his secret Z Organization (see Site 96:Bush House). Did he create this independent intelligence service on his own, having been banished from SIS? Or did he do it with the blessings of SIS? Historians disagree.
Another of Dansey’s secrets involves the passing of ULTRA decrypts to the Soviets through their Lucy ring in Switzerland (see Site 58: 9-17 Clifton Gardens). People who believe that this was done believe that Dansey did it; he was called in by Menzies (then “C”), who was called in by Churchill to find a way to give German secrets to the Soviets without revealing that Britain had cracked Germany’s most secret code. Did this happen? Again, historians disagree. But in Operation Lucy[4], Read and Fisher note that Dansey was knighted immediately after the Soviets won the massive tank battle at Kursk, a victory probably made possible by information from the Lucy ring. Dansey’s knighthood, say Read and Fisher, was “a reward, perhaps, for a job well done”.
Dansey’s knighthood came precisely when SOE suffered one of its greatest catastrophes: the destruction of the vast PROSPER/PHYSICIAN network in northern France (see Site 18: The Ebury Court Hotel, 26 Ebury Street). In this, too, Dansey may have had a hand. As Read and Fisher write, “he maintained to the end that SOE was filled with undisciplined amateurs who were more dangerous to his agents than they were to the enemy, and were therefore to be avoided and frustrated at every opportunity.” But did he frustrate them to the extent claimed by Robert Marshall in All the King’s Men[5]? Did Dansey coldly allow Henri Dericourt, a known Nazi agent in the network, to bring down the entire network, hundreds of whose members died in concentration camps? Did Dansey perhaps even work with Dericourt to that end? Marshall makes “a strong argument”, writes Nigel West[6], and West concedes “some circumstantial evidence to support the contention that Dericourt had been an MI6 agent,” but he is not convinced. “If Marshall is right,” West adds, “it would reveal a particularly unpleasant and ruthless aspect to MI6. In short, what Dansey’s many detractors have talked of for so long.” What is the truth? This is Dansey’s secret.
I [Roy Berkeley] have another question about Dansey. He was of vital assistance .in the creation of America’s first Military Intelligence Service in 1917. (Until then, US military intelligence had consisted of two officers and three clerks in the War College.) He was immensely helpful to the Americans again—and of course to the British—in getting the US to build a new and larger intelligence organization in 1940. The first American recruits in what became the Office of Strategic Services were trained in London under Dansey’s direction. It was Dansey, “almost single-handed” say Read and Fisher in Colonel Z, who established the so-called “special relationship” between the intelligence services of the two countries. Penetration of the OSS by MI6 would have been right up Dansey’s alley. And since the CIA’s founders were mostly OSS people, so close to the British by training and experience as to be accused of having divided loyalty, the CIA may have been penetrated as well. The special relationship may even have been sustained over the years because the American services were penetrated by the British. Did any of this penetration occur? And if so was Dansey behind it? Another of his secrets.
Here was a man who was part of the world of intelligence for almost 50 years. He joined the Field Intelligence Department in 1900 in South Africa when the Empire’s intelligence efforts were expanding rapidly. He saw important changes in the methods of intelligence-gathering: the beginning of signals intelligence at the tum of the century, the beginning of aerial photography in WWII. But he held to his belief in the necessity and value of the agent on the ground. Perhaps this is not unusual for a man born in the 19th century. But his view is also a modern one, surviving in our own day when the technology is beyond anything Sir Claude could have imagined.
[1] Reich, Kenneth, Review in the Los Angeles Times (May 12, 1985). Downloaded August 26, 2015.
[2] See Berkeley, Roy (1994). A Spy’s London. London: Leo Cooper, p. 101-104
[3] Maugham, W. Somerset (1941). Ashenden: The British Agent. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Co.
[4] Read, Anthony (1981) and David Fisher. Operation Lucy: Most Secret Spy Ring of the Second World War. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, Inc.
[5] Marshall, Robert (1988). All The Kingʾs Men: The Truth Behind SOEʾs Greatest Wartime Disaster. London: Collins [LCCN: 88140264]
[6] West, Nigel (1983). MI6: British Secret Intelligence Service Operations, 1909-45. New York: Random House
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- Dansey, Claude Edward Marjorikbanks, Sir, 1876-1947.
- Spies–Great Britain–Biography.
- Espionage–Great Britain–History.
Date Posted: August 26, 2015
Review by Kenneth Reich[1]
Writing about spies, or intelligence operations in general, is a risky business, because the reliability of the information is almost always in doubt. There are circles within circles in the intelligence community, and sorting out truth from falsehood frequently is beyond the ability of even the most skillful, discerning outside investigator. When, on top of that, authors resort to surmise and conjecture to flesh out an uncertain story, let the reader beware.
In this case, the story is the life of Sir Claude Dansey, a chief of British intelligence organizations during World War II and an intelligence operative beginning during the Boer War at the turn of the century. Since, the authors concede, he was for most of his career “concerned with secrecy and deception, it is impossible now to trace all his movements.” Add to that the British tradition of long-term secrecy in such matters, encouraged even further by the unhappy record of Soviet infiltration of British intelligence organizations, and it becomes readily apparent how monumental the task of writing a sound book on Dansey is, even 40 years after his death. No picture of him is even included in the volume.
Perhaps, Anthony Read and David Fisher, the authors of an earlier book on World War II spy operations that has been subjected to considerable criticism, should have waited in this case for more solid material. Then they might have been able to avoid such phrases as it is safe to assume and Dansey must have felt this way or that. These are a substitute for saying that the facts in the matters at hand cannot be established with certainty.
Also, there is considerable name-dropping. For instance, on several occasions the authors allude to Dansey’s supposed influence on Sir Winston Churchill without ever really establishing the point. Instead, there are such passages as “whether or not Dansey applied any pressure on the man he had so ably supported during the wilderness years we shall never know.”
Furthermore, there are frequent if clauses. “If the agents were Dansey’s men and Dansey had turned his thumb down, then her chances of survival were slim.”
This is not history. While intelligence accounts must always be taken with a grain of salt, a rock of salt would be advisable here.
Some comments by Roy Berkeley:[2]
In South Kensington in London, just a bit north of the South Kensington tube station, is Cromwell Place. Find 14 Cromwell Place.
Claude Dansey was born in this house in 1876, when South Kensington was just .developing, He entered the modern secret world when it, too, was new and he grew with that world, ultimately becoming the second in command in MI6—some say, the power behind the first in command (seeSite 117: 3 Albemarle Street). When he retired at the end of WWII he had become what his biographers Anthony Read and David Fisher in Colonel Z call “one of the most important, influential, and colourful figures in the history of espionage and secret intelligence”.
Many people have described Dansey less flatteringly as “the most unpopular snake in the business” and the “only truly evil man I ever met” and “an utter shit” (this last, the view of historian Trevor-Roper). Others have called him Uncle Claude, out of respect and even affection. But admirers and detractors alike have found him well suited to the clandestine life. His biographers mention that he may have been the inspiration for Somerset Maugham’s spymaster in Ashenden[3], who was (according to Maugham) “one of those men who prefer devious ways to straight, for some intricate pleasure they get in fooling their fellows”. Dansey relished this pleasure and was expert at fooling his fellows; some of his secrets are still his secrets almost 50 years after his death.
One of his best-kept secrets involves the origin in 1936 of his secret Z Organization (see Site 96:Bush House). Did he create this independent intelligence service on his own, having been banished from SIS? Or did he do it with the blessings of SIS? Historians disagree.
Another of Dansey’s secrets involves the passing of ULTRA decrypts to the Soviets through their Lucy ring in Switzerland (see Site 58: 9-17 Clifton Gardens). People who believe that this was done believe that Dansey did it; he was called in by Menzies (then “C”), who was called in by Churchill to find a way to give German secrets to the Soviets without revealing that Britain had cracked Germany’s most secret code. Did this happen? Again, historians disagree. But in Operation Lucy[4], Read and Fisher note that Dansey was knighted immediately after the Soviets won the massive tank battle at Kursk, a victory probably made possible by information from the Lucy ring. Dansey’s knighthood, say Read and Fisher, was “a reward, perhaps, for a job well done”.
Dansey’s knighthood came precisely when SOE suffered one of its greatest catastrophes: the destruction of the vast PROSPER/PHYSICIAN network in northern France (see Site 18: The Ebury Court Hotel, 26 Ebury Street). In this, too, Dansey may have had a hand. As Read and Fisher write, “he maintained to the end that SOE was filled with undisciplined amateurs who were more dangerous to his agents than they were to the enemy, and were therefore to be avoided and frustrated at every opportunity.” But did he frustrate them to the extent claimed by Robert Marshall in All the King’s Men[5]? Did Dansey coldly allow Henri Dericourt, a known Nazi agent in the network, to bring down the entire network, hundreds of whose members died in concentration camps? Did Dansey perhaps even work with Dericourt to that end? Marshall makes “a strong argument”, writes Nigel West[6], and West concedes “some circumstantial evidence to support the contention that Dericourt had been an MI6 agent,” but he is not convinced. “If Marshall is right,” West adds, “it would reveal a particularly unpleasant and ruthless aspect to MI6. In short, what Dansey’s many detractors have talked of for so long.” What is the truth? This is Dansey’s secret.
I [Roy Berkeley] have another question about Dansey. He was of vital assistance .in the creation of America’s first Military Intelligence Service in 1917. (Until then, US military intelligence had consisted of two officers and three clerks in the War College.) He was immensely helpful to the Americans again—and of course to the British—in getting the US to build a new and larger intelligence organization in 1940. The first American recruits in what became the Office of Strategic Services were trained in London under Dansey’s direction. It was Dansey, “almost single-handed” say Read and Fisher in Colonel Z, who established the so-called “special relationship” between the intelligence services of the two countries. Penetration of the OSS by MI6 would have been right up Dansey’s alley. And since the CIA’s founders were mostly OSS people, so close to the British by training and experience as to be accused of having divided loyalty, the CIA may have been penetrated as well. The special relationship may even have been sustained over the years because the American services were penetrated by the British. Did any of this penetration occur? And if so was Dansey behind it? Another of his secrets.
Here was a man who was part of the world of intelligence for almost 50 years. He joined the Field Intelligence Department in 1900 in South Africa when the Empire’s intelligence efforts were expanding rapidly. He saw important changes in the methods of intelligence-gathering: the beginning of signals intelligence at the tum of the century, the beginning of aerial photography in WWII. But he held to his belief in the necessity and value of the agent on the ground. Perhaps this is not unusual for a man born in the 19th century. But his view is also a modern one, surviving in our own day when the technology is beyond anything Sir Claude could have imagined.
[1] Reich, Kenneth, Review in the Los Angeles Times (May 12, 1985). Downloaded August 26, 2015.
[2] See Berkeley, Roy (1994). A Spy’s London. London: Leo Cooper, p. 101-104
[3] Maugham, W. Somerset (1941). Ashenden: The British Agent. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Co.
[4] Read, Anthony (1981) and David Fisher. Operation Lucy: Most Secret Spy Ring of the Second World War. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, Inc.
[5] Marshall, Robert (1988). All The Kingʾs Men: The Truth Behind SOEʾs Greatest Wartime Disaster. London: Collins [LCCN: 88140264]
[6] West, Nigel (1983). MI6: British Secret Intelligence Service Operations, 1909-45. New York: Random House
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Fighting the Cold War by fredslibrary
Title: Fighting the Cold War
Author: Gen. John R. Galvin
Galvin, John R. (2015). Fighting the Cold War: A Soldier’s Memoir.Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky
LCCN: 2014049386
E745.G35 A3 2015
Title: Fighting the Cold War
Author: Gen. John R. Galvin
Galvin, John R. (2015). Fighting the Cold War: A Soldier’s Memoir.Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky
LCCN: 2014049386
E745.G35 A3 2015
Contents
- Part I. Pleasant Street — The flashing eyes — Shadows on the ceiling — The Pleasant Street army — If God was mad — My nine lives — Part II. Army life — West Point: a time for testing — Fort Benning: just like artillery, only bigger — Puerto Rico: schooling — Lanceros: continuen — 101st Airborne Division: Hato Rey — Fort Knox and Ginny — Part III. War — First Vietnam — Pentagon: the papers — Second Vietnam: all roads lead to Rang Rang — Part IV. Mixed command and staff assignments — The Fletcher School — Stuttgart: the big staffs — Belgium: Supreme Commanders Goodpaster and Haig — 3rd Infantry Division — 8th Infantry Division — 24th Infantry Division — VII Corps: warrior preparation — Part V. Southern Command — Southern Command, Panama — Honduras — El Salvador — Colombia — Part VI. Supreme commander — Buttressing — The White House and nuclear arms reduction — Conventional forces in Europe — WINTEX, the war game — Change: the right mix — The wall — A strategy for change — The First Gulf War — Red Square — The rescue of the Kurds — The new force structure — The coup — Part VII. Global perspective — Back to West Point, by way of Bosnia — Ohio State University and global strategy seminars — Back to Fletcher: leading and teaching leadership.
- Part I. Pleasant Street — The flashing eyes — Shadows on the ceiling — The Pleasant Street army — If God was mad — My nine lives — Part II. Army life — West Point: a time for testing — Fort Benning: just like artillery, only bigger — Puerto Rico: schooling — Lanceros: continuen — 101st Airborne Division: Hato Rey — Fort Knox and Ginny — Part III. War — First Vietnam — Pentagon: the papers — Second Vietnam: all roads lead to Rang Rang — Part IV. Mixed command and staff assignments — The Fletcher School — Stuttgart: the big staffs — Belgium: Supreme Commanders Goodpaster and Haig — 3rd Infantry Division — 8th Infantry Division — 24th Infantry Division — VII Corps: warrior preparation — Part V. Southern Command — Southern Command, Panama — Honduras — El Salvador — Colombia — Part VI. Supreme commander — Buttressing — The White House and nuclear arms reduction — Conventional forces in Europe — WINTEX, the war game — Change: the right mix — The wall — A strategy for change — The First Gulf War — Red Square — The rescue of the Kurds — The new force structure — The coup — Part VII. Global perspective — Back to West Point, by way of Bosnia — Ohio State University and global strategy seminars — Back to Fletcher: leading and teaching leadership.
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Notes
- Foreword by General David H. Petraeus, USA (Ret.).
Date Posted: August 26, 2015
Reviewed by Joseph C. Goulden.[1]
As the leadership of the United States Army has become intensely intellectualized in recent decades, Gen. John R. “Jack” Galvin gained a deserved reputation as one of the “brainiest generals” ever to don a uniform.
Born into an Irish-American family in small-town Wakefield, MA, Gen. Galvin was a protégé-quality student from the beginning. After West Point he began his career as an airborne infantry officer. His account of the care taken to measure such things as drop-zone wind speeds should bring solace to anyone who has ever jumped out of an airplane.
Next, Vietnam—and here Gen. Galvin’s career took a potentially terminal dip. He was involved in helicopter attack operations, and he and a superior officer did not mesh. So he was shunted back to Saigon as a logistics officer—relieved, essentially. (A later Vietnam tour was successful). During a teaching stint at West Point, he moonlighted as a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, studying the poet Yeats. And at one point he almost resigned to teach college full-time.
But a knack for languages—Spanish and German—brought him prime assignments in NATO and Central America. His account of the latter experience shows how the attitudes and policies of local leaders can affect what the United States can do, militarily and diplomatically.
Striking examples are given in Gen. Galvin’s account of his dealings with two Latin leaders during a period when Central America dominated the national security debate. The contrasting figures were Enrique Bermudez, commander of the contra forces trying to oust the Marxist dictatorship of Nicaragua; and President José Napoleòn Duarte of El Salvador, who was fending off a communist-led insurgency.
According to Gen. Galvin, Bermudez spent little time in the field, had no knowledge of the Sandinista forces, and seemed bent chiefly on receiving American aid. His political following outside the military was meager. And the Contras lost their struggle. Duarte, by contrast, recognized his military could succeed only if civilian leaders provided relief to the impoverished countryside.
When a communist squad killed several Marines in a sidewalk cafe, the United States offered to bomb a guerrilla stronghold in retaliation. Duarte refused. The Salvadoran people, he said, would view such attacks as “repaying violence with violence and substituting violence for persuasion.” And, falsely, guerrilla propaganda would accuse “the US Marines of killing campesinos.” No air strikes were made. And Duarte prevailed against the insurgents.
During his 44-year career, Gen. Galvin would hold three major four-star positions: serving as commander in chief of the United States Southern Command in Latin America; the commander in chief of the United States European Command; and as NATO supreme allied commander, Europe.
Gen. Galvin’s greatest contribution to national security was his central role in adapting a post-Soviet NATO to the radical changes in the international balance of power. He was the man trusted by the military to insure America’s national security was not damaged by the drastic arms reductions—especially in nuclear weapons—following the Soviet collapse.
Gen. Galvin also tosses out an intriguing account of an episode during the early days of the Gulf War. The general went with a NATO delegation to Moscow. The Soviet armed forces commander, Gen. Mikhail Moiseyev mildly chided him for a lack of coordination. “If we had pooled our intelligence,” he told Gen. Galvin, “we might have recognized what Saddam Hussein was up to. We could have stopped him with a relativity small cooperative effort. Now it is out of hand.”
And Gen. Galvin also heard a prescient warning from President Mikhail Gorbachev at a later meeting of NATO and Russian officials. He was emphatic that the new Russian state needed to be “governed by law,” with the aid of the military. But by Gen. Galvin’s account, Mr. Gorbachev seemed a bit nervous, and he glanced at Russian military officers at the table when he said, “There are dangers of separatist elements, pro-fascist elements.” In notes written at the time, Gen. Galvin commented that despite expressed military acceptance of Mr. Gorbachev’s reforms, “in an organization as large as the Soviet military, these concepts suffer some attenuation as you go down through the ranks to the bottom of the pyramid.”
A constant theme throughout his book is the necessity of leadership at all levels of command, and to care for troops and dependents. While in Vietnam he realized that his wife Ginny’s monthly checks arrived so late she was always cash-strapped. Galvin had a heart-to-heart talk with bankers that resolved her problem—and that of other military wives.
Fittingly, in retirement Gen. Galvin was Dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University training a new generation in diplomatic and military skills. A valuable read for anyone interested in the continuing evolution of the American military.
[1] Goulden, Joseph C., “The Latest Intelligence Books,” The Intelligencer: Journal of U. S. Intelligence Studies (21, 2, Spring/Summer 2015, pp. 110-111). Joseph C, Goulden’s 1982 book, Goulden, Joseph C. (1982). Korea: The Untold Story of The War. New York: Times Books. [LCCN: 81021262], was published in a Chinese-language edition in 2014 by Beijing Xiron Books. He is author of 18 nonfiction books. Goulden is a long-time reviewer of espionage and spy books for The Washington Times, for AFIO’s Intelligencer, for law journals, and other publications. Some of the reviews above appeared in prior editions of The Washington Times or The Washington Lawyer (DC Bar Association) and are reprinted here by permission of the author. Joe Goulden’s most recent book is Goulden, Joseph C. (2012). The Dictionary of Espionage: Spyspeak into English. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications
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- Foreword by General David H. Petraeus, USA (Ret.).
Date Posted: August 26, 2015
Reviewed by Joseph C. Goulden.[1]
As the leadership of the United States Army has become intensely intellectualized in recent decades, Gen. John R. “Jack” Galvin gained a deserved reputation as one of the “brainiest generals” ever to don a uniform.
Born into an Irish-American family in small-town Wakefield, MA, Gen. Galvin was a protégé-quality student from the beginning. After West Point he began his career as an airborne infantry officer. His account of the care taken to measure such things as drop-zone wind speeds should bring solace to anyone who has ever jumped out of an airplane.
Next, Vietnam—and here Gen. Galvin’s career took a potentially terminal dip. He was involved in helicopter attack operations, and he and a superior officer did not mesh. So he was shunted back to Saigon as a logistics officer—relieved, essentially. (A later Vietnam tour was successful). During a teaching stint at West Point, he moonlighted as a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, studying the poet Yeats. And at one point he almost resigned to teach college full-time.
But a knack for languages—Spanish and German—brought him prime assignments in NATO and Central America. His account of the latter experience shows how the attitudes and policies of local leaders can affect what the United States can do, militarily and diplomatically.
Striking examples are given in Gen. Galvin’s account of his dealings with two Latin leaders during a period when Central America dominated the national security debate. The contrasting figures were Enrique Bermudez, commander of the contra forces trying to oust the Marxist dictatorship of Nicaragua; and President José Napoleòn Duarte of El Salvador, who was fending off a communist-led insurgency.
According to Gen. Galvin, Bermudez spent little time in the field, had no knowledge of the Sandinista forces, and seemed bent chiefly on receiving American aid. His political following outside the military was meager. And the Contras lost their struggle. Duarte, by contrast, recognized his military could succeed only if civilian leaders provided relief to the impoverished countryside.
When a communist squad killed several Marines in a sidewalk cafe, the United States offered to bomb a guerrilla stronghold in retaliation. Duarte refused. The Salvadoran people, he said, would view such attacks as “repaying violence with violence and substituting violence for persuasion.” And, falsely, guerrilla propaganda would accuse “the US Marines of killing campesinos.” No air strikes were made. And Duarte prevailed against the insurgents.
During his 44-year career, Gen. Galvin would hold three major four-star positions: serving as commander in chief of the United States Southern Command in Latin America; the commander in chief of the United States European Command; and as NATO supreme allied commander, Europe.
Gen. Galvin’s greatest contribution to national security was his central role in adapting a post-Soviet NATO to the radical changes in the international balance of power. He was the man trusted by the military to insure America’s national security was not damaged by the drastic arms reductions—especially in nuclear weapons—following the Soviet collapse.
Gen. Galvin also tosses out an intriguing account of an episode during the early days of the Gulf War. The general went with a NATO delegation to Moscow. The Soviet armed forces commander, Gen. Mikhail Moiseyev mildly chided him for a lack of coordination. “If we had pooled our intelligence,” he told Gen. Galvin, “we might have recognized what Saddam Hussein was up to. We could have stopped him with a relativity small cooperative effort. Now it is out of hand.”
And Gen. Galvin also heard a prescient warning from President Mikhail Gorbachev at a later meeting of NATO and Russian officials. He was emphatic that the new Russian state needed to be “governed by law,” with the aid of the military. But by Gen. Galvin’s account, Mr. Gorbachev seemed a bit nervous, and he glanced at Russian military officers at the table when he said, “There are dangers of separatist elements, pro-fascist elements.” In notes written at the time, Gen. Galvin commented that despite expressed military acceptance of Mr. Gorbachev’s reforms, “in an organization as large as the Soviet military, these concepts suffer some attenuation as you go down through the ranks to the bottom of the pyramid.”
A constant theme throughout his book is the necessity of leadership at all levels of command, and to care for troops and dependents. While in Vietnam he realized that his wife Ginny’s monthly checks arrived so late she was always cash-strapped. Galvin had a heart-to-heart talk with bankers that resolved her problem—and that of other military wives.
Fittingly, in retirement Gen. Galvin was Dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University training a new generation in diplomatic and military skills. A valuable read for anyone interested in the continuing evolution of the American military.
[1] Goulden, Joseph C., “The Latest Intelligence Books,” The Intelligencer: Journal of U. S. Intelligence Studies (21, 2, Spring/Summer 2015, pp. 110-111). Joseph C, Goulden’s 1982 book, Goulden, Joseph C. (1982). Korea: The Untold Story of The War. New York: Times Books. [LCCN: 81021262], was published in a Chinese-language edition in 2014 by Beijing Xiron Books. He is author of 18 nonfiction books. Goulden is a long-time reviewer of espionage and spy books for The Washington Times, for AFIO’s Intelligencer, for law journals, and other publications. Some of the reviews above appeared in prior editions of The Washington Times or The Washington Lawyer (DC Bar Association) and are reprinted here by permission of the author. Joe Goulden’s most recent book is Goulden, Joseph C. (2012). The Dictionary of Espionage: Spyspeak into English. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications
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Cheating site logged federal subscribers with sensitive jobsby Tom Lowe
Federal employees with sensitive jobs were among hundreds of people found to be using government networks to access the cheating website Ashley Madison.
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Federal employees with sensitive jobs were among hundreds of people found to be using government networks to access the cheating website Ashley Madison.
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Rafale, Mistral on Agenda for Le Drian in Malaysia, India
Paris – French defense minister Jean-Yves Le Drian is due to visit Malaysia on Sunday, with talks expected to cover the Rafale fighter jet and Mistral helicopter carrier, website La Tribune reported.
Paris – French defense minister Jean-Yves Le Drian is due to visit Malaysia on Sunday, with talks expected to cover the Rafale fighter jet and Mistral helicopter carrier, website La Tribune reported.
Report: US Military Officials May Have Skewed IS Analysis
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NATO Paratroopers Mount Exercise In Germany
More than 1,000 NATO paratroopers jumped from aircraft above Germany Wednesday in one of the alliance's largest airborne training exercise in Europe since the Cold War ended, the US Army said.
More than 1,000 NATO paratroopers jumped from aircraft above Germany Wednesday in one of the alliance's largest airborne training exercise in Europe since the Cold War ended, the US Army said.
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China's meltdown shows the country is out of control - Fortune
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Virginia TV Journalists Killed on Air – Timeline of Eventsby Glynn Cosker
A timeline of events for the horrific murders of two TV journalists in Virginia that played out on live TV. Reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were shot and killed during a remote live broadcast for their TV station.
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A timeline of events for the horrific murders of two TV journalists in Virginia that played out on live TV. Reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were shot and killed during a remote live broadcast for their TV station.
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New US Pacific Fleet Commander Acknowledges ‘Great Angst’ Among Allies
The new commander of the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet is seeking to reassure regional allies that the pivot of American military forces will be sustained amid concerns regarding China's maritime expansion.
The new commander of the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet is seeking to reassure regional allies that the pivot of American military forces will be sustained amid concerns regarding China's maritime expansion.
China Remains a Key Commodities Player, Despite Waning Appetites - Wall Street Journal
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Political Risks May Foil Economic Reform in China - New York Times
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Political Risks May Foil Economic Reform in China
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China's economy is in big trouble, but it isn't collapsing - Washington Post
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Cybersecurity: The glitch in the US-China relationship - CNN
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President: Finland 'In No Position' To Defend Baltic States
Finland is in no position to help defend its Baltic neighbors and fellow EU members Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania should it become necessary, Finnish President Sauli Niinisto said on Tuesday.
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A Palestinian stabbed an Israeli border guard Wednesday at the Damascus Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem, causing a minor injury. He was overpowered and detained.
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Pentagon Investigating Allegations Centcom Officials Skewed Intelligence Regarding Islamic State by Morgan Chalfant
The Pentagon’s inspector general has launched an investigation into whether officials in the military altered intelligence estimates about the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq to give a more favorable impression of progress.
The New York Times reported:
The investigation began after at least one civilian Defense Intelligence Agency analyst told the authorities that he had evidence that officials at United States Central Command—the military headquarters overseeing the American bombing campaign and other efforts against the Islamic State—were improperly reworking the conclusions of intelligence assessments prepared for policy makers, including President Obama.
According to unnamed officials familiar with the probe, the investigation is zeroing in on whether Centcom officials altered conclusions of draft intelligence assessments during a review process and then moved them forward. It is unclear when or by whom the intelligence assessments were reworked.
Intelligence officials advised the House and Senate Intelligence Committees on the matter over the past few weeks, after which the Pentagon’s inspector general decided to investigate the allegations.
Centcom spokesman Col. Patrick Ryder would not comment on the inquiry but insisted that “the I.G. has a responsibility to investigate all allegations made, and we welcome and support their independent oversight.”
There have been notable inconsistencies in assessments of the U.S. campaign against IS (also known as ISIL or ISIS) by military officials, lawmakers and the Obama administration.
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller, the veteran general nominated to lead the Marine Corps, and former Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno recently characterized the campaign against IS as a “stalemate.” Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain (R., Ariz.) has repeatedly said, “ISIS is winning.”
FBI director James Comey called IS a “the threat that we’re worrying about in the homeland most of all” at the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado in July.
John Allen, the retired Marine general developing the campaign against IS, said the terrorist group “is losing.” President Obama in July spoke of the “progress” against IS, and White House press secretary Josh Earnest touted “significant progress in terms of rolling back ISIL gains inside of Iraq” earlier this month.
U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that the Obama administration bomb campaign launched last year against IS has yielded no perceivable degradation of the terrorist organization’s forces.
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The Pentagon’s inspector general has launched an investigation into whether officials in the military altered intelligence estimates about the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq to give a more favorable impression of progress.
The New York Times reported:
The investigation began after at least one civilian Defense Intelligence Agency analyst told the authorities that he had evidence that officials at United States Central Command—the military headquarters overseeing the American bombing campaign and other efforts against the Islamic State—were improperly reworking the conclusions of intelligence assessments prepared for policy makers, including President Obama.
According to unnamed officials familiar with the probe, the investigation is zeroing in on whether Centcom officials altered conclusions of draft intelligence assessments during a review process and then moved them forward. It is unclear when or by whom the intelligence assessments were reworked.
Intelligence officials advised the House and Senate Intelligence Committees on the matter over the past few weeks, after which the Pentagon’s inspector general decided to investigate the allegations.
Centcom spokesman Col. Patrick Ryder would not comment on the inquiry but insisted that “the I.G. has a responsibility to investigate all allegations made, and we welcome and support their independent oversight.”
There have been notable inconsistencies in assessments of the U.S. campaign against IS (also known as ISIL or ISIS) by military officials, lawmakers and the Obama administration.
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller, the veteran general nominated to lead the Marine Corps, and former Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno recently characterized the campaign against IS as a “stalemate.” Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain (R., Ariz.) has repeatedly said, “ISIS is winning.”
FBI director James Comey called IS a “the threat that we’re worrying about in the homeland most of all” at the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado in July.
John Allen, the retired Marine general developing the campaign against IS, said the terrorist group “is losing.” President Obama in July spoke of the “progress” against IS, and White House press secretary Josh Earnest touted “significant progress in terms of rolling back ISIL gains inside of Iraq” earlier this month.
U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that the Obama administration bomb campaign launched last year against IS has yielded no perceivable degradation of the terrorist organization’s forces.
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Iran Could Fund Own Nuclear Inspections by Adam Kredo
The Department of State on Tuesday left open the possibility that Iran could partially fund international inspections of its own contested nuclear sites, raising concerns that the Islamic Republic is being given too much control over the implementation of the recent deal reached with world powers.
John Kirby, a spokesman for the Department of State, declined to answer multiple questions about how international inspections of Iran’s nuclear sites would be paid for by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which is requesting at least $10 million to carry out the work.
The United States will likely fund some portion of the cost, and Kirby left open the possibility that Iran could also foot some of the bill.
The matter has been the subject of much speculation in recent days after it came to light that Iran would be permitted to inspect its own nuclear sites, raising the possibility that Iran could continue to hide nuclear weapons work.
“I don’t have any specific funding contributions to speak to today in terms of amount,” Kirby told reporters. “We’re still working our way through that. I do want to add that we have every intention to continue to contribute to the IAEA for the purpose of this—doing this very important work of the verification of Iran’s nuclear-related commitments.”
“I won’t speak for Iran,” Kirby added. “I don’t know what, if any, commitments Iran has or will engender under this, but we’ve—as we noted in the statement, we’re committed to working with all the member states to ensure that the IAEA has the resources that it needs.”
When pressed to explain whether the United States would pay for Iran to inspect its own nuclear sites or press the Iranian government to foot the bill, Kirby demurred.
“Honestly don’t have a specific answer for you in that regard,” Kirby told reporters. “I mean, again, we’re going to contribute—continue to contribute to the IAEA and their funding needs specifically as it relates to this deal. And it’s not just us; we want other member states to do it as well.”
“I’ll let Iran speak for itself in terms of what, if any, contributions it plans to make,” he added. “But I don’t know that I would characterize the funding resources applied to IAEA and their need to do this work as sort of then paying for any efforts done by Iranian officials to meet compliance.”
Matthew Lee, a reporter for the Associated Press, continued to question Kirby on the issue.
“Well, I mean, someone’s got to pay for it,” Lee said. “They’re not going to work for free, whoever they are, whether they’re Iranians or they’re from Djibouti.”
“Well, I’m assuming many of them are government—work for the government of Iran,” Kirby responded.
Yukiya Amano, the IAEA’s director general, warned on Tuesday that the agency is in dire financial straits and will run out of money later this year.
“The Agency has immediate funding needs related to the continuing costs of implementing monitoring and verification under the existing Joint Plan of Action,” Amano was quoted as saying. “The extra-budgetary contributions which we have previously received for this purpose will be exhausted by the end of September.”
The State Department would not address a request for comment seeking further information about future funding for the IAEA, directing a reporter to call the IAEA directly.
One senior official with a pro-Israel organization criticized the administration for failing to take the funding issue into consideration before inking the deal.
“In the last few weeks we’ve learned that the Iranians will be inspecting themselves at some sites,” said the source, who is involved in the fight over the deal. “Now the administration has opened the door to the Iranians literally paying the salaries of the people who will be inspecting them at other sites.”
“That may or may not happen, but it’s revelatory that the White House cares so little about the nitty-gritty of the inspection regime that they didn’t even bother thinking through these questions,” the source said. “They just want this out of the way.”
The funding issue comes amid new revelations that Iran could be permitted to conduct its own inspections of the Parchin military complex, one of the country’s most disputed nuclear sites.
“Thanks to the Associated Press story, the public now knows that Iran, one of the worst nuclear proliferators in history, will be allowed to inspect itself at the Parchin military facility,” said a senior Republican congressional source. “While the Obama administration had initially refused to publicly confirm or deny Iran’s self-inspection at Parchin, now it’s doubling down and embracing this charade of nuclear verification, and holding open the possibility that the American taxpayer will help pay for the charade,” the source said.
Iran also has revealed in recent weeks that the United States is banned from knowing the details of its nuclear inspections agreement with the IAEA, a disclosure that prompted anger among many U.S. lawmakers.
Iran has gained additional leverage over the IAEA by refusing to sign a document known as the Additional Protocol, which is meant to force Iran to disclose certain details of its nuclear program to the IAEA in order to confirm that Tehran is not operating a clandestine weapons program.
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The Department of State on Tuesday left open the possibility that Iran could partially fund international inspections of its own contested nuclear sites, raising concerns that the Islamic Republic is being given too much control over the implementation of the recent deal reached with world powers.
John Kirby, a spokesman for the Department of State, declined to answer multiple questions about how international inspections of Iran’s nuclear sites would be paid for by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which is requesting at least $10 million to carry out the work.
The United States will likely fund some portion of the cost, and Kirby left open the possibility that Iran could also foot some of the bill.
The matter has been the subject of much speculation in recent days after it came to light that Iran would be permitted to inspect its own nuclear sites, raising the possibility that Iran could continue to hide nuclear weapons work.
“I don’t have any specific funding contributions to speak to today in terms of amount,” Kirby told reporters. “We’re still working our way through that. I do want to add that we have every intention to continue to contribute to the IAEA for the purpose of this—doing this very important work of the verification of Iran’s nuclear-related commitments.”
“I won’t speak for Iran,” Kirby added. “I don’t know what, if any, commitments Iran has or will engender under this, but we’ve—as we noted in the statement, we’re committed to working with all the member states to ensure that the IAEA has the resources that it needs.”
When pressed to explain whether the United States would pay for Iran to inspect its own nuclear sites or press the Iranian government to foot the bill, Kirby demurred.
“Honestly don’t have a specific answer for you in that regard,” Kirby told reporters. “I mean, again, we’re going to contribute—continue to contribute to the IAEA and their funding needs specifically as it relates to this deal. And it’s not just us; we want other member states to do it as well.”
“I’ll let Iran speak for itself in terms of what, if any, contributions it plans to make,” he added. “But I don’t know that I would characterize the funding resources applied to IAEA and their need to do this work as sort of then paying for any efforts done by Iranian officials to meet compliance.”
Matthew Lee, a reporter for the Associated Press, continued to question Kirby on the issue.
“Well, I mean, someone’s got to pay for it,” Lee said. “They’re not going to work for free, whoever they are, whether they’re Iranians or they’re from Djibouti.”
“Well, I’m assuming many of them are government—work for the government of Iran,” Kirby responded.
Yukiya Amano, the IAEA’s director general, warned on Tuesday that the agency is in dire financial straits and will run out of money later this year.
“The Agency has immediate funding needs related to the continuing costs of implementing monitoring and verification under the existing Joint Plan of Action,” Amano was quoted as saying. “The extra-budgetary contributions which we have previously received for this purpose will be exhausted by the end of September.”
The State Department would not address a request for comment seeking further information about future funding for the IAEA, directing a reporter to call the IAEA directly.
One senior official with a pro-Israel organization criticized the administration for failing to take the funding issue into consideration before inking the deal.
“In the last few weeks we’ve learned that the Iranians will be inspecting themselves at some sites,” said the source, who is involved in the fight over the deal. “Now the administration has opened the door to the Iranians literally paying the salaries of the people who will be inspecting them at other sites.”
“That may or may not happen, but it’s revelatory that the White House cares so little about the nitty-gritty of the inspection regime that they didn’t even bother thinking through these questions,” the source said. “They just want this out of the way.”
The funding issue comes amid new revelations that Iran could be permitted to conduct its own inspections of the Parchin military complex, one of the country’s most disputed nuclear sites.
“Thanks to the Associated Press story, the public now knows that Iran, one of the worst nuclear proliferators in history, will be allowed to inspect itself at the Parchin military facility,” said a senior Republican congressional source. “While the Obama administration had initially refused to publicly confirm or deny Iran’s self-inspection at Parchin, now it’s doubling down and embracing this charade of nuclear verification, and holding open the possibility that the American taxpayer will help pay for the charade,” the source said.
Iran also has revealed in recent weeks that the United States is banned from knowing the details of its nuclear inspections agreement with the IAEA, a disclosure that prompted anger among many U.S. lawmakers.
Iran has gained additional leverage over the IAEA by refusing to sign a document known as the Additional Protocol, which is meant to force Iran to disclose certain details of its nuclear program to the IAEA in order to confirm that Tehran is not operating a clandestine weapons program.
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Men in Afghan Uniforms Shoot and Kill Two NATO Troops at Afghanistan Base by Morgan Chalfant
A pair of men clad in Afghan security force uniforms shot and killed two NATO troops at a military base in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday, according to officials.
The New York Times reported that the shooting occurred at a base in the Helmand province in Afghanistan, areas of which have recently been seized by Taliban insurgents.
According to a U.S. official, the two NATO soldiers killed in the shooting were U.S. forces. NATO explained in a statement that two men wearing “Afghan National Defense and Security Forces uniforms” fired at a vehicle in which international soldiers were riding, after which the NATO troops returned fire and killed both gunmen.
According to authorities in Afghanistan, the shooting is believed to have been spurred by an argument.
The head of Helmand’s provincial council, Karim Atal, said of the incident, “First, there was an argument between an army officer and the foreign soldiers, and it ended in shooting.” He claimed the gun attack took place on the Shorab military base, though NATO has declined to disclose the location.
NATO also has not yet identified the nationalities of the shooters. The uniforms worn by the gunmen typically belong to members of the Afghan police, military and border patrol.
Taliban forces in the past have disguised themselves in Afghan uniforms to carry out attacks on international forces. No group has yet taken responsibility for the attack.
The incident represents the third “insider attack” on foreign troops in the country thus far this year.
Earlier this month, Afghan officials confirmed that the Taliban gained control of Now Zad in the Helmand Province, a district that U.S. and British troops battled to secure between 2007 and 2010. Heavy fighting took place between Afghan security forces and Taliban insurgents in the region at the end of July.
A pair of men clad in Afghan security force uniforms shot and killed two NATO troops at a military base in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday, according to officials.
The New York Times reported that the shooting occurred at a base in the Helmand province in Afghanistan, areas of which have recently been seized by Taliban insurgents.
According to a U.S. official, the two NATO soldiers killed in the shooting were U.S. forces. NATO explained in a statement that two men wearing “Afghan National Defense and Security Forces uniforms” fired at a vehicle in which international soldiers were riding, after which the NATO troops returned fire and killed both gunmen.
According to authorities in Afghanistan, the shooting is believed to have been spurred by an argument.
The head of Helmand’s provincial council, Karim Atal, said of the incident, “First, there was an argument between an army officer and the foreign soldiers, and it ended in shooting.” He claimed the gun attack took place on the Shorab military base, though NATO has declined to disclose the location.
NATO also has not yet identified the nationalities of the shooters. The uniforms worn by the gunmen typically belong to members of the Afghan police, military and border patrol.
Taliban forces in the past have disguised themselves in Afghan uniforms to carry out attacks on international forces. No group has yet taken responsibility for the attack.
The incident represents the third “insider attack” on foreign troops in the country thus far this year.
Earlier this month, Afghan officials confirmed that the Taliban gained control of Now Zad in the Helmand Province, a district that U.S. and British troops battled to secure between 2007 and 2010. Heavy fighting took place between Afghan security forces and Taliban insurgents in the region at the end of July.
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26/08/15 10:11 from fbi - Google News
fox6now.com FBI , ATF hunt for journalists' killer CNN Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and FBI are investigating. All schools in the Roanoke area near Moneta, where CNN affiliate WDBJ's Alison ...
» FBI, ATF hunt for journalists' killer - CNN International
26/08/15 10:11 from fbi - Google News
CNN International FBI , ATF hunt for journalists' killer CNN International Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and FBI are investigating. All schools in the Roanoke area near Moneta, where CNN affiliat...
» 2 NATO Soldiers Killed in Attack by Men in Afghan Uniforms - New York Times
26/08/15 10:03 from nato - Google News
CNN 2 NATO Soldiers Killed in Attack by Men in Afghan Uniforms New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Two NATO soldiers were killed on Wednesday when men wearing uniforms of the Afghan security forces opened fire at an Afghan military base ...
» DC Download: Tracking Drone Smuggling and How the CIA Tweets - DC Inno
26/08/15 10:01 from cia - Google News
DC Inno DC Download: Tracking Drone Smuggling and How the CIA Tweets DC Inno The CIA wasn't so sure about whether to get on Twitter, but once it did, it's Director John Brennan who actually has to approve what kinds of cat pictur...
» Women’s Equality Day Commemorates History, Bridges Future Leaders
26/08/15 10:01 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Today, Women’s Equality Day not only commemorates the ratification of the 95th anniversary of the 19th Amendment -- which solidified women’s voting rights -- but it also coincides with current milestones for women in service, a Pentagon ...
» Wall Street opens higher on strong data
26/08/15 09:51 from Search Results
Wall Street opens higher on strong data Core capital goods orders post largest rise in year U.S. housing market seen strong enough to handle Fed rate hikes: Reuters poll Mortgage applications inch up in latest week: MBA China August offi...
» ‘Joint Employer’ Status Represents a Loss of Autonomy for Small Business Owners
26/08/15 09:45 from Washington Free Beacon
New regulations proposed by Obama labor arbiters could strip entrepreneurs of the flexibility they need to survive, according to the business community.
» Turkish Man Killed In Ukraine, NOT By Russian Mafia, By Victim’s Brother Seeking Revenge
26/08/15 09:45 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
[There is always more to the story. This report makes it appear that this wan an act of the Russian mob against a Turkish businessman (SEE: Turkish businessman killed by Russian mafia in Kyiv, report says). Digging deeper, we find-out ...
» Coast Guard medically evacuates 23-year-old male from Navy Destroyer
26/08/15 09:38 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
» Court Ruling: FTC Can Sue Companies for Cyber Security Failures - eSecurity Planet
26/08/15 09:31 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Court Ruling: FTC Can Sue Companies for Cyber Security Failures eSecurity Planet The decision came in response to the FTC's lawsuit against Wyndham Worldwide Corporation for cyber security failures that led to a series of data breach...
» Loaded gun stolen from LA Fitness locker belonged to sheriff's officer, FBI says - NJ.com
26/08/15 09:18 from fbi - Google News
NJ.com Loaded gun stolen from LA Fitness locker belonged to sheriff's officer, FBI says NJ.com The officer had placed the 45-caliber pistol — loaded with 12 hollow-point bullets — inside a locker at LA Fitness on or about Oct. 9, 201...
» Vehicle security's hot topic: Cyber threats - C4ISR & Networks
26/08/15 09:09 from CyberWar - Google News
C4ISR & Networks Vehicle security's hot topic: Cyber threats C4ISR & Networks ... divides cyber into offense, defense and systems security. Most offensive cyber requirements are apportioned to Program Executive Office (PEO) Intellige...
» Afghan insiders kill NATO troops; Oshkosh wins $30B JLTV battle; Was ISIS intel skewed?; SecDef heads west; And a bit more.
26/08/15 09:05 from Defense One - All Content
» FBI executes search warrant at Kingsmen Motorcycle Club - WKBW-TV
26/08/15 09:04 from fbi - Google News
FBI executes search warrant at Kingsmen Motorcycle Club WKBW-TV BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) - Agents with the FBI are executing search warrants at the Kingsmen Motorcycle Club on Oliver Street in North Tonawanda. Officials tell 7 Eyewitness New...
» South Asia Daily: Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting... - Foreign Policy (blog)
26/08/15 08:52 from nato - Google News
Foreign Policy (blog) South Asia Daily: Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting... Foreign Policy (blog) Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting; Two NATO Members Killed in Insider Attack; Pakistan and Kazakhstan Agree to Expand Trade. By David Ster...
» Ex-NATO ambassador: Problems are solvable - Knoxville News Sentinel
26/08/15 08:49 from nato - Google News
Knoxville News Sentinel Ex- NATO ambassador: Problems are solvable Knoxville News Sentinel The world is currently in a mess politically and economically, but former NATO Ambassador Kurt Volker believes many of the problems are solvable —...
» Protecting Secrets and the Future for Hillary Clinton
26/08/15 08:23 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
(HSToday) Few, if any, Americans are unaware of the circumstances surrounding the question of whether or not presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton committed serious crimes bordering on treason. Few, if any, American...
» Are US Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? - The Diplomat
26/08/15 08:17 from anti-Americanism - Google News
The Diplomat Are US Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? The Diplomat ... a former professor at the U.S. Military Academy, who once emphasized that military bases in the Middle-East are “major catalysts for anti-Americanism a...
» Are U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? - The Diplomat
26/08/15 08:17 from anti-Americanism - Google News
The Diplomat Are U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? The Diplomat ... a former professor at the U.S. Military Academy, who once emphasized that military bases in the Middle-East are “major catalysts for anti-Americanism...
» Report: Bill Clinton ‘Incensed,’ ‘Very Agitated’ by Hype Around Biden Candidacy
26/08/15 08:13 from Washington Free Beacon
The potential first First Gentleman is reportedly “very agitated” by the possibility Vice President Joe Biden may challenge Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
» White Plains PC Users Group To Host Cyber-Security Expert - The Daily Voice
26/08/15 08:12 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
The Daily Voice White Plains PC Users Group To Host Cyber - Security Expert The Daily Voice WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The Westchester PC Users' Group will present Bob Gostischa, a technology and cyber - security expert, at its Sept. 3 me...
» Aviva phone hacker jailed for 18 months over revenge attack - The Register
26/08/15 08:09 from Cyberwar - Google News
The Register Aviva phone hacker jailed for 18 months over revenge attack The Register A senior techie has been jailed for 18 month after he was convicted of hacking into hundreds of phones at insurance firm Aviva, an act of sabotage desi...
» VIDEO, PHOTOS AVAILABLE: Coast Guard rescues 2, tows sailboat to safety in Portsmouth, Va.
26/08/15 08:07 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
» Raytheon air-to-air missile scores direct hit from US Army ground launcher - MarketWatch
26/08/15 08:03 from CyberWar - Google News
Raytheon air-to-air missile scores direct hit from US Army ground launcher MarketWatch "This is another example of how Raytheon is leveraging its proven portfolio of products to fulfill gaps in other mission areas, such as ground-ba...
» Iranian Minister Claims CIA, Mossad, MI6 and Others Are Aiming to Undermine ... - Algemeiner
26/08/15 08:01 from cia - Google News
Algemeiner Iranian Minister Claims CIA , Mossad, MI6 and Others Are Aiming to Undermine ... Algemeiner The Iranian Intelligence Minister accused the CIA , the Mossad, MI6 and others of trying to destabilize Tehran's security, Maariv ...
» News Roundup and Notes: August 26, 2015
26/08/15 08:00 from Just Security
Nadia O'Mara Before the start of business, Just Security provides a curated summary of up-to-the-minute developments at home and abroad. Here’s today’s news. IRAQ and SYRIA Kurdish peshmerga forces launched a fresh offensive against th...
» The Morning Risk Report: Court Ruling Lets FTC Flex Cybersecurity Muscles - Wall Street Journal (blog)
26/08/15 07:58 from cybersecurity - Google News
Wall Street Journal (blog) The Morning Risk Report: Court Ruling Lets FTC Flex Cybersecurity Muscles Wall Street Journal (blog) “The ruling makes clear that the FTC is an important actor in the field of cybersecurity from an unfair and d...
» Jane's Analyst Implicates NATO Terror Group in Bangkok Blast - Center for Research on Globalization
26/08/15 07:54 from nato - Google News
Center for Research on Globalization Jane's Analyst Implicates NATO Terror Group in Bangkok Blast Center for Research on Globalization In addition to the World Uyghur Congress, there is documented evidence tying the “Grey Wolves” ter...
» “911 Dust Lady” Dies From Cancer
26/08/15 07:54 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
911 “DUST LADY”, Marcy Borders 9/11 ‘Dust Lady’ dies after cancer battle The Jersey Journal reported that the mother of two, from Bayonne, N.J., was diagnosed with stomach cancer in August 2014. In November that y...
» NBC: Biden Pondering Run ‘With Clinton Showing Signs of Weakness’
26/08/15 07:53 from Washington Free Beacon
» Belgium to Hold September Drills in Run-Up to NATO Rapid Response - Sputnik International
26/08/15 07:49 from nato - Google News
Sputnik International Belgium to Hold September Drills in Run-Up to NATO Rapid Response Sputnik International NATO agreed to establish its Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF, or "Spearhead") of 5,000 troops at its 2014 ...
» 2 NATO members, 2 suspects die in attack in Afghanistan - WGN-TV
26/08/15 07:39 from nato - Google News
WGN-TV 2 NATO members, 2 suspects die in attack in Afghanistan WGN-TV KABUL, Afghanistan — NATO says two service members have been killed by men wearing Afghan National Security Forces uniforms in southern Afghanistan. The NATO statement...
» Destroy Countries, Create Refugees—NOW DEAL WITH THEM
26/08/15 07:37 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
The Western Powers have created a global war refugee crisis through their Imperial adventures and now have to deal with the consequences of their actions. Even though the United States is the primary creator of refugees in most of those...
» European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions
26/08/15 07:30 from News - Stripes
European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions Two members of the NATO-led coalition were shot and killed by two gunmen wearing Afghan security forces uniforms who opened fire on their vehicle in southern Afghanistan early Wed...
» FBI offers reward in gang shooting at Middle Georgia bar - WRCB-TV
26/08/15 07:12 from fbi - Google News
Macon Telegraph FBI offers reward in gang shooting at Middle Georgia bar WRCB-TV The FBI said in a statement that Bibb County authorities have obtained arrest warrants charging Coney with murder, aggravated assault and violation of the S...
» The situation between Russia and NATO 'is ripe with potential for either ... - Business Insider
26/08/15 06:53 from nato - Google News
Business Insider The situation between Russia and NATO 'is ripe with potential for either ... Business Insider Russia and NATO must agree common rules to handle unexpected military encounters to reduce the risk of inadvertently trigg...
» Former homeland security director tackles cyber security tonight - Jackson Hole News&Guide
26/08/15 06:34 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Former homeland security director tackles cyber security tonight Jackson Hole News&Guide Former Secretary of Homeland Security and co-author of the USA Patriot Act Michael Chertoff will address the greatest threats facing the country dur...
» China ramps up cybersecurity ahead of WWII anniversary parade - CNET
26/08/15 06:30 from cybersecurity - Google News
CNET China ramps up cybersecurity ahead of WWII anniversary parade CNET On Wednesday VPN provider Astrill said the government will be "cracking down" on cybersecurity in the weeks leading up to the commemoration, rending some o...
» European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions - Stars and Stripes
26/08/15 06:22 from Nato Russia - Google News
Stars and Stripes European panel urges steps to reduce NATO - Russia tensions Stars and Stripes The panel recommended urgently convening the NATO - Russia Council to discuss adopting a “Memorandum of Understanding” between the alliance a...
» FBI issues warning about phone scam hitting the Kansas City metro area - KSHB
26/08/15 06:21 from fbi - Google News
KSHB FBI issues warning about phone scam hitting the Kansas City metro area KSHB The Kansas City Division of the FBI is warning residents about a phone scam in the metro. Officials from the FBI report that several phone calls have been m...
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» Saudi Arabia Said to Arrest Suspect in 1996 Khobar Towers Bombing
27/08/15 00:00 from NYT > United States Defense and Military Forces
The suspect, Ahmed al-Mughassil, was identified in an American federal indictment as a ringleader in the bombing that killed 19 members of the American military.
27/08/15 00:00 from NYT > United States Defense and Military Forces
The suspect, Ahmed al-Mughassil, was identified in an American federal indictment as a ringleader in the bombing that killed 19 members of the American military.
» State Department officials routinely sent secrets over email
26/08/15 16:01 from News - Stripes
State Department officials routinely sent secrets over email The transmission of now-classified information across Hillary Rodham Clinton's private email is consistent with a State Department culture in which diplomats routinely sent sec...
26/08/15 16:01 from News - Stripes
State Department officials routinely sent secrets over email The transmission of now-classified information across Hillary Rodham Clinton's private email is consistent with a State Department culture in which diplomats routinely sent sec...
» Instructions from the Centre
26/08/15 15:47 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Instructions from the Centre Author: Christopher Andrew Andrew, Christopher (1991) and Oleg Gordievsky (eds.). Instructions from the Centre: Top Secret Files on KGB Foreign Operations, 1975-1985...
26/08/15 15:47 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Instructions from the Centre Author: Christopher Andrew Andrew, Christopher (1991) and Oleg Gordievsky (eds.). Instructions from the Centre: Top Secret Files on KGB Foreign Operations, 1975-1985...
» Incirlik Air Strikes Aren’t Changing Any Games Just Yet
26/08/15 15:45 from Defense One - All Content
Two weeks after U.S. planes started bombing ISIS from Turkish bases, the number of strikes in Syria has declined.
26/08/15 15:45 from Defense One - All Content
Two weeks after U.S. planes started bombing ISIS from Turkish bases, the number of strikes in Syria has declined.
» Thousands of Illegal Immigrant Children Could Be Freed Into U.S.
26/08/15 15:35 from Washington Free Beacon
Up to 2,000 illegal immigrant children and their mothers could be released back into the United States as a result of a federal ruling last week that requires the Department of Homeland Security to free “without unnecessary delay” illega...
26/08/15 15:35 from Washington Free Beacon
Up to 2,000 illegal immigrant children and their mothers could be released back into the United States as a result of a federal ruling last week that requires the Department of Homeland Security to free “without unnecessary delay” illega...
» GOP Congressman Demands Ike Memorial Commission Be Stripped of Funding
26/08/15 15:30 from Washington Free Beacon
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R., Wisc.) demanded the commission established to oversee the construction of a monument honoring U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower be stripped of funding in a letter penned to the chairman and ranking member of...
26/08/15 15:30 from Washington Free Beacon
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R., Wisc.) demanded the commission established to oversee the construction of a monument honoring U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower be stripped of funding in a letter penned to the chairman and ranking member of...
» Watch Live at 7:15 p.m. EDT: Secretary to Host Troop Talk on Nellis Air Force Base
26/08/15 15:28 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Defense Secretary Ash Carter is scheduled to speak with troops during a visit to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Check back at 7:15 p.m. EDT to watch his remarks.
26/08/15 15:28 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Defense Secretary Ash Carter is scheduled to speak with troops during a visit to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Check back at 7:15 p.m. EDT to watch his remarks.
» Pentagon Considers Offering Leaves of Absence to Transgender Troops Undergoing Surgery
26/08/15 15:23 from Washington Free Beacon
The Pentagon is preparing to end the ban on transgender troops in the military by May 27 of next year, according to a memo sent to top military personnel and medical officials last week.
26/08/15 15:23 from Washington Free Beacon
The Pentagon is preparing to end the ban on transgender troops in the military by May 27 of next year, according to a memo sent to top military personnel and medical officials last week.
» General Says NATO a Paper Tiger if it Doesn't Comply With Poland's Demands - Sputnik International
26/08/15 15:12 from nato - Google News
Sputnik International General Says NATO a Paper Tiger if it Doesn't Comply With Poland's Demands Sputnik International In an interview published Tuesday in Polish daily newspaper Nasz Dziennik, divisional general and former speci...
26/08/15 15:12 from nato - Google News
Sputnik International General Says NATO a Paper Tiger if it Doesn't Comply With Poland's Demands Sputnik International In an interview published Tuesday in Polish daily newspaper Nasz Dziennik, divisional general and former speci...
» Clinton Laughs at Remark About ‘Trumped-Up Charges’ Against Her
26/08/15 15:08 from Washington Free Beacon
26/08/15 15:08 from Washington Free Beacon
» CBO: Deficit, Public Debt to Double Over Next 10 Years
26/08/15 15:00 from Washington Free Beacon
The deficit is estimated to more than double in 10 years, which is projected to push debt held by the public up to 77 percent as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), according to Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates.
26/08/15 15:00 from Washington Free Beacon
The deficit is estimated to more than double in 10 years, which is projected to push debt held by the public up to 77 percent as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), according to Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates.
» Coast Guard Cutter Sailfish assists disabled fishing vessel east of Manasquan Inlet
26/08/15 15:00 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
26/08/15 15:00 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
» Area Driver Puts Tape Over ‘For Hilllary’ in ’I’m Ready For Hillary’ Sticker
26/08/15 14:47 from Washington Free Beacon
At least one commuter in the vicinity of Arlington, Va., has withdrawn his support for Hillary Clinton, the best-selling author and veteran Democratic presidential candidate, according to a photograph obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
26/08/15 14:47 from Washington Free Beacon
At least one commuter in the vicinity of Arlington, Va., has withdrawn his support for Hillary Clinton, the best-selling author and veteran Democratic presidential candidate, according to a photograph obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
» Company Update (NYSE:NOC): Northrop Grumman Delivers Telescope Structure for ... - Jutia Group (blog)
26/08/15 14:31 from CyberWar - Google News
Company Update (NYSE:NOC): Northrop Grumman Delivers Telescope Structure for ... Jutia Group (blog) This segment sells its products primarily to government agencies for use in various areas, including intelligence , surveillance, and rec...
26/08/15 14:31 from CyberWar - Google News
Company Update (NYSE:NOC): Northrop Grumman Delivers Telescope Structure for ... Jutia Group (blog) This segment sells its products primarily to government agencies for use in various areas, including intelligence , surveillance, and rec...
» Vilsack: Clinton ‘Never Left The Middle Class’ … In Terms of Her Values
26/08/15 14:27 from Washington Free Beacon
26/08/15 14:27 from Washington Free Beacon
» Update: Coast Guard continues search for missing diver near Cape Flattery, Wash.
26/08/15 14:24 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
26/08/15 14:24 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
» Hezbollah operative indicted in U.S. for attack on Khobar Towers captured
26/08/15 14:24 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
Hezbollah operative accused of killing 19 U.S. service members in Saudi Arabia is caught.
26/08/15 14:24 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
Hezbollah operative accused of killing 19 U.S. service members in Saudi Arabia is caught.
» Two U.S. civilians helped stop the European train attack. Will the Pentagon recognize their valor?
26/08/15 14:23 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The Office of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Valor was created after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
26/08/15 14:23 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The Office of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Valor was created after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
» FBI releases sketches of three possible suspects in kidnappings, robberies - Knoxville News Sentinel
26/08/15 14:16 from fbi - Google News
Knoxville News Sentinel FBI releases sketches of three possible suspects in kidnappings, robberies Knoxville News Sentinel KNOXVILLE — The FBI has released sketches of two suspects and a person of interest in connection with a pair of ki...
26/08/15 14:16 from fbi - Google News
Knoxville News Sentinel FBI releases sketches of three possible suspects in kidnappings, robberies Knoxville News Sentinel KNOXVILLE — The FBI has released sketches of two suspects and a person of interest in connection with a pair of ki...
» The long fight over an Iraq oil town whose importance is now debatable
26/08/15 14:14 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
After more than a year of near-constant fighting, there is still no sign that the battle for the Iraqi town of Baiji and its massive oil refinery is coming to a conclusion anytime soon, despite remarks by Iraq’s prime minister on the imp...
26/08/15 14:14 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
After more than a year of near-constant fighting, there is still no sign that the battle for the Iraqi town of Baiji and its massive oil refinery is coming to a conclusion anytime soon, despite remarks by Iraq’s prime minister on the imp...
» Missile defense central to Iran deal - Jerusalem Post Israel News
26/08/15 14:12 from missile defense - Google News
Jerusalem Post Israel News Missile defense central to Iran deal Jerusalem Post Israel News Keep in mind that Putin persuaded President Barack Obama to alter America's European-based missile defense program to assuage Russian concerns...
26/08/15 14:12 from missile defense - Google News
Jerusalem Post Israel News Missile defense central to Iran deal Jerusalem Post Israel News Keep in mind that Putin persuaded President Barack Obama to alter America's European-based missile defense program to assuage Russian concerns...
» Wall Street off highs as China worries persist
26/08/15 14:04 from Search Results
Wall Street off highs as China worries persist Strong capital spending plans boost growth outlook Market turmoil makes September rate hike 'less compelling': Fed's Dudley Hungary scrambles to confront migrant influx, Merkel heckled | Gre...
26/08/15 14:04 from Search Results
Wall Street off highs as China worries persist Strong capital spending plans boost growth outlook Market turmoil makes September rate hike 'less compelling': Fed's Dudley Hungary scrambles to confront migrant influx, Merkel heckled | Gre...
» Texas Governor Awards ’American Sniper’ Chris Kyle with Highest Military Decoration
26/08/15 14:03 from Washington Free Beacon
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Wednesday awarded former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle with the highest military decoration the state can give, the Texas Legislative Medal of Honor.
26/08/15 14:03 from Washington Free Beacon
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Wednesday awarded former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle with the highest military decoration the state can give, the Texas Legislative Medal of Honor.
» Two Hundred Retired Generals, Flag Officers Call on Congress to Reject Iran Deal
26/08/15 14:02 from Washington Free Beacon
Nearly two hundred retired generals and admirals sent a letter to Congress asking members to oppose the Iran deal, the Washington Post reported Wednesday.
26/08/15 14:02 from Washington Free Beacon
Nearly two hundred retired generals and admirals sent a letter to Congress asking members to oppose the Iran deal, the Washington Post reported Wednesday.
» Obama will raise cyber security concerns with China's Xi: White House - Reuters UK
26/08/15 14:01 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Reuters UK Obama will raise cyber security concerns with China's Xi: White House Reuters UK WASHINGTON The White House said on Wednesday that President Barack Obama will "no doubt" raise concerns about China's cyber sec...
26/08/15 14:01 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Reuters UK Obama will raise cyber security concerns with China's Xi: White House Reuters UK WASHINGTON The White House said on Wednesday that President Barack Obama will "no doubt" raise concerns about China's cyber sec...
» Obama will raise cyber security concerns with China's Xi: White House - Reuters
26/08/15 14:01 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Reuters Obama will raise cyber security concerns with China's Xi: White House Reuters WASHINGTON The White House said on Wednesday that President Barack Obama will "no doubt" raise concerns about China's cyber security ...
26/08/15 14:01 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Reuters Obama will raise cyber security concerns with China's Xi: White House Reuters WASHINGTON The White House said on Wednesday that President Barack Obama will "no doubt" raise concerns about China's cyber security ...
» Cheating site logged federal subscribers with sensitive jobs
26/08/15 14:00 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. government employees with sensitive jobs in national security or law enforcement were among hundreds of federal workers found to be using government networks to access and pay membership fees to the cheating websit...
26/08/15 14:00 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. government employees with sensitive jobs in national security or law enforcement were among hundreds of federal workers found to be using government networks to access and pay membership fees to the cheating websit...
» Virginia TV Journalists Killed in On-Air Shooting; Suspect Shoots Self
26/08/15 13:58 from Washington Free Beacon
(Reuters) - Two television journalists were shot and killed in Virginia on Wednesday in an attack during a live early-morning broadcast, and authorities said the suspected gunman was a former employee of the TV station.
26/08/15 13:58 from Washington Free Beacon
(Reuters) - Two television journalists were shot and killed in Virginia on Wednesday in an attack during a live early-morning broadcast, and authorities said the suspected gunman was a former employee of the TV station.
» HK Internet users low on cyber security savviness - Enterprise Innovation
26/08/15 13:52 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
HK Internet users low on cyber security savviness Enterprise Innovation Hong Kong Internet users have a poor basic knowledge of cyber security issues and are less likely than their peers in Asia to be taking security precautions online, ...
26/08/15 13:52 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
HK Internet users low on cyber security savviness Enterprise Innovation Hong Kong Internet users have a poor basic knowledge of cyber security issues and are less likely than their peers in Asia to be taking security precautions online, ...
» NATO Ally Turkey Finds A New Friend In Syria: Rebel Group Ahrar al-Sham Has ... - International Business Times
26/08/15 13:52 from nato - Google News
International Business Times NATO Ally Turkey Finds A New Friend In Syria: Rebel Group Ahrar al-Sham Has ... International Business Times For four years, Turkey, a major NATO ally and an important member of the U.S.-led coalition targeti...
26/08/15 13:52 from nato - Google News
International Business Times NATO Ally Turkey Finds A New Friend In Syria: Rebel Group Ahrar al-Sham Has ... International Business Times For four years, Turkey, a major NATO ally and an important member of the U.S.-led coalition targeti...
» FBI expert: Donahue's prints on gun - Scranton Times-Tribune
26/08/15 13:50 from fbi - Google News
Scranton Times-Tribune FBI expert: Donahue's prints on gun Scranton Times-Tribune WILKES-BARRE — An FBI fingerprint expert testified today she found one of Joseph Donahue's fingerprints on the gun found in the car that prosecutor...
26/08/15 13:50 from fbi - Google News
Scranton Times-Tribune FBI expert: Donahue's prints on gun Scranton Times-Tribune WILKES-BARRE — An FBI fingerprint expert testified today she found one of Joseph Donahue's fingerprints on the gun found in the car that prosecutor...
» Airstrikes Hit ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq
26/08/15 13:43 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported.
26/08/15 13:43 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported.
» FBI Searching For “Uptown Beach Bandit” In 3 Bank Robberies - CBS Local
26/08/15 13:39 from fbi - Google News
CBS Local FBI Searching For “Uptown Beach Bandit” In 3 Bank Robberies CBS Local The bandit is described as a black woman 30-40, about 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5 with medium to long dark hair, according to the FBI . She has been seen wearing a ...
26/08/15 13:39 from fbi - Google News
CBS Local FBI Searching For “Uptown Beach Bandit” In 3 Bank Robberies CBS Local The bandit is described as a black woman 30-40, about 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5 with medium to long dark hair, according to the FBI . She has been seen wearing a ...
» Strategic Intelligence
26/08/15 13:36 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Strategic Intelligence Author: Harry Howe Ransom Ransom, Harry Howe (1973). Strategic Intelligence. Morristown, NJ: General Learning Press OCLC: 1972977 JK468.I6 R33 Subjects ...
26/08/15 13:36 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Strategic Intelligence Author: Harry Howe Ransom Ransom, Harry Howe (1973). Strategic Intelligence. Morristown, NJ: General Learning Press OCLC: 1972977 JK468.I6 R33 Subjects ...
» Mark Knoller Trolls Josh Earnest in Back-to-Back Questions
26/08/15 13:30 from Washington Free Beacon
26/08/15 13:30 from Washington Free Beacon
» Army Cyber General Proposes New Mission to Fight Global Hacks - Military.com
26/08/15 13:27 from CyberWar - Google News
Military.com Army Cyber General Proposes New Mission to Fight Global Hacks Military.com Edward Cardon laid the groundwork for a new Army that's concentrated on stopping "hybrid warfare ," a type of cyberattack in which a si...
26/08/15 13:27 from CyberWar - Google News
Military.com Army Cyber General Proposes New Mission to Fight Global Hacks Military.com Edward Cardon laid the groundwork for a new Army that's concentrated on stopping "hybrid warfare ," a type of cyberattack in which a si...
» Men in Afghan Uniforms Shoot and Kill Two NATO Troops at Afghanistan Base
26/08/15 13:13 from Washington Free Beacon
A pair of men clad in Afghan security force uniforms shot and killed two NATO troops at a military base in southern Afghanistan Wednesday, according to officials.
26/08/15 13:13 from Washington Free Beacon
A pair of men clad in Afghan security force uniforms shot and killed two NATO troops at a military base in southern Afghanistan Wednesday, according to officials.
» Virginia TV Journalists Killed on Air – Timeline of Events
26/08/15 12:57 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
A timeline of events for the horrific murders of two TV journalists in Virginia that played out on live TV. Reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were shot and killed during a remote live broadcast for their TV station. The ...
26/08/15 12:57 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
A timeline of events for the horrific murders of two TV journalists in Virginia that played out on live TV. Reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were shot and killed during a remote live broadcast for their TV station. The ...
» Iran Could Fund Own Nuclear Inspections
26/08/15 12:53 from Washington Free Beacon
The Department of State on Tuesday left open the possibility that Iran could partially fund international inspections of its own contested nuclear sites, raising concerns that the Islamic Republic is being given too much control over the...
26/08/15 12:53 from Washington Free Beacon
The Department of State on Tuesday left open the possibility that Iran could partially fund international inspections of its own contested nuclear sites, raising concerns that the Islamic Republic is being given too much control over the...
» An Israeli border guard stabbed by Palestinian
26/08/15 12:46 from DEBKAFile
August 26, 2015, 7:46 PM (IDT) A Palestinian stabbed an Israeli border guard Wednesday at the Damascus Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem, causing a minor injury. He was overpowered and detained.
26/08/15 12:46 from DEBKAFile
August 26, 2015, 7:46 PM (IDT) A Palestinian stabbed an Israeli border guard Wednesday at the Damascus Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem, causing a minor injury. He was overpowered and detained.
» The Alarming Gaps in Military Appellate Review
26/08/15 12:44 from Just Security
Steve Vladeck We pay a lot of attention on this blog to the Guantánamo military commissions, and the principal structural defect in those tribunals as currently constituted, to wit, their power to try wholly “domestic” offenses (which a ...
26/08/15 12:44 from Just Security
Steve Vladeck We pay a lot of attention on this blog to the Guantánamo military commissions, and the principal structural defect in those tribunals as currently constituted, to wit, their power to try wholly “domestic” offenses (which a ...
» Italy, Spain, US Troopers Take Part in Romania NATO Drill - ABC News
26/08/15 12:44 from nato - Google News
Italy, Spain, US Troopers Take Part in Romania NATO Drill ABC News More than 200 paratroopers from Italy, Spain, and the U.S. have participated in a parachute assault at a shooting range in eastern Romania as part of a large exercise to ...
26/08/15 12:44 from nato - Google News
Italy, Spain, US Troopers Take Part in Romania NATO Drill ABC News More than 200 paratroopers from Italy, Spain, and the U.S. have participated in a parachute assault at a shooting range in eastern Romania as part of a large exercise to ...
» GAO, IGs will institutionalize cybersecurity sprint, says Tony Scott - FierceGovernmentIT
26/08/15 12:43 from cybersecurity - Google News
GAO, IGs will institutionalize cybersecurity sprint, says Tony Scott FierceGovernmentIT Federal agencies and departments may have concluded that the Office of Management and Budget's 30-day " cybersecurity sprint," but that...
26/08/15 12:43 from cybersecurity - Google News
GAO, IGs will institutionalize cybersecurity sprint, says Tony Scott FierceGovernmentIT Federal agencies and departments may have concluded that the Office of Management and Budget's 30-day " cybersecurity sprint," but that...
» Paratroopers from Italy, Spain, US participate in NATO exercise in Romania - Fox News
26/08/15 12:42 from nato - Google News
Fox News Paratroopers from Italy, Spain, US participate in NATO exercise in Romania Fox News More than 200 paratroopers from Italy, Spain, and the U.S. have taken part in a parachute assault at a shooting range in eastern Romania, part o...
26/08/15 12:42 from nato - Google News
Fox News Paratroopers from Italy, Spain, US participate in NATO exercise in Romania Fox News More than 200 paratroopers from Italy, Spain, and the U.S. have taken part in a parachute assault at a shooting range in eastern Romania, part o...
» Companies hope cybersecurity experts in the boardroom can counter hacks - Phys.Org
26/08/15 12:40 from cybersecurity - Google News
Companies hope cybersecurity experts in the boardroom can counter hacks Phys.Org Parsons, based outside Los Angeles in Pasadena, is at the forefront of a fast-expanding trend in corporate governance: the elevation of cybersecurity expert...
26/08/15 12:40 from cybersecurity - Google News
Companies hope cybersecurity experts in the boardroom can counter hacks Phys.Org Parsons, based outside Los Angeles in Pasadena, is at the forefront of a fast-expanding trend in corporate governance: the elevation of cybersecurity expert...
» Retired generals and admirals urge Congress to reject Iran deal
26/08/15 12:37 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The letter by 195 former top military officers follows one last week that supported the nuclear agreement.
26/08/15 12:37 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The letter by 195 former top military officers follows one last week that supported the nuclear agreement.
» Retired generals and admirals urge Congress to reject Iran nuclear deal
26/08/15 12:37 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The letter by 195 former top military officers follows one last week that supported the nuclear agreement.
26/08/15 12:37 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The letter by 195 former top military officers follows one last week that supported the nuclear agreement.
» Pentagon Investigating Allegations Centcom Officials Skewed Intelligence Regarding Islamic State
26/08/15 12:36 from Washington Free Beacon
The Pentagon’s inspector general has launched an investigation into whether officials in the military altered intelligence estimates about the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq to give a more favorable impression of progress.
26/08/15 12:36 from Washington Free Beacon
The Pentagon’s inspector general has launched an investigation into whether officials in the military altered intelligence estimates about the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq to give a more favorable impression of progress.
» That time the CIA trolled everyone with a twistedly genius Twitter strategy - Quartz
26/08/15 12:33 from cia - Google News
Quartz That time the CIA trolled everyone with a twistedly genius Twitter strategy Quartz Yes, that's the US Central Intelligence Agency—one of the most powerful government organizations in the world—sending a tweet, with no other co...
26/08/15 12:33 from cia - Google News
Quartz That time the CIA trolled everyone with a twistedly genius Twitter strategy Quartz Yes, that's the US Central Intelligence Agency—one of the most powerful government organizations in the world—sending a tweet, with no other co...
» Europe’s Myopia on Refugees
26/08/15 12:30 from NYT > Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
The main problem with the migrant crisis is a self-centered Europe that focuses only on its own numbers and disregards the rest.
26/08/15 12:30 from NYT > Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
The main problem with the migrant crisis is a self-centered Europe that focuses only on its own numbers and disregards the rest.
» Report: DOE Failed to Catch Solyndra’s Misrepresentations
26/08/15 12:27 from Washington Free Beacon
A years-long investigation into the Department of Energy’s support for the bankrupt solar company Solyndra faults DOE officials, contractors, and the company itself for the department’s eventual loss of hundreds of millions of taxpayer d...
26/08/15 12:27 from Washington Free Beacon
A years-long investigation into the Department of Energy’s support for the bankrupt solar company Solyndra faults DOE officials, contractors, and the company itself for the department’s eventual loss of hundreds of millions of taxpayer d...
» Colonel Z
26/08/15 12:27 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Colonel Z Author: Anthony Read Read, Anthony (1984) and David Fisher. Colonel Z: The Life And Times of A Master of Spies. London: Hodder and Stoughton LCCN: 85129215 UB271.G72 D364 1984 Subj...
26/08/15 12:27 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Colonel Z Author: Anthony Read Read, Anthony (1984) and David Fisher. Colonel Z: The Life And Times of A Master of Spies. London: Hodder and Stoughton LCCN: 85129215 UB271.G72 D364 1984 Subj...
» Corbyn is lining up with racists and neo-Nazis - Telegraph.co.uk
26/08/15 12:25 from anti-Americanism - Google News
Telegraph.co.uk Corbyn is lining up with racists and neo-Nazis Telegraph.co.uk Some of Mr Corbyn's bedfellows are other Left-wingers crazed by anti-Americanism : Germany's Die Linke party, for example. But the Putin regime's ...
26/08/15 12:25 from anti-Americanism - Google News
Telegraph.co.uk Corbyn is lining up with racists and neo-Nazis Telegraph.co.uk Some of Mr Corbyn's bedfellows are other Left-wingers crazed by anti-Americanism : Germany's Die Linke party, for example. But the Putin regime's ...
» Federal records managers should be more engaged in cybersecurity work, says ... - FierceGovernmentIT
26/08/15 12:11 from cybersecurity - Google News
Federal records managers should be more engaged in cybersecurity work, says ... FierceGovernmentIT There are pockets across government where IT and records teams are well-aligned in their cybersecurity efforts, but "there are others...
26/08/15 12:11 from cybersecurity - Google News
Federal records managers should be more engaged in cybersecurity work, says ... FierceGovernmentIT There are pockets across government where IT and records teams are well-aligned in their cybersecurity efforts, but "there are others...
» 68474Search 68,474 Articles:
26/08/15 12:03 from United States Defense and Military Forces - News - Times Topics - The New York Times
68474 Search 68,474 Articles: Saudi Arabia Said to Arrest Suspect in 1996 Khobar Towers Bombing By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK The suspect, Ahmed al-Mughassil, was identified in an American federal indictment as a ringleader in the bombing that...
26/08/15 12:03 from United States Defense and Military Forces - News - Times Topics - The New York Times
68474 Search 68,474 Articles: Saudi Arabia Said to Arrest Suspect in 1996 Khobar Towers Bombing By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK The suspect, Ahmed al-Mughassil, was identified in an American federal indictment as a ringleader in the bombing that...
» The global need for more women in cybersecurity - CNBC
26/08/15 11:58 from cybersecurity - Google News
CNBC The global need for more women in cybersecurity CNBC Amid high-profile breaches on websites such as Ashley Madison and the IRS, experts say the need for cybersecurity professionals—including women—is only growing. Nearly 2 million g...
26/08/15 11:58 from cybersecurity - Google News
CNBC The global need for more women in cybersecurity CNBC Amid high-profile breaches on websites such as Ashley Madison and the IRS, experts say the need for cybersecurity professionals—including women—is only growing. Nearly 2 million g...
» 1st enlisted female sub sailors start training in Groton
26/08/15 11:52 from News - Stripes
1st enlisted female sub sailors start training in Groton The first four of the female enlisted sailors selected for the Navy's "silent service" began training this week at submarine school in Groton, the latest milestone in the eliminati...
26/08/15 11:52 from News - Stripes
1st enlisted female sub sailors start training in Groton The first four of the female enlisted sailors selected for the Navy's "silent service" began training this week at submarine school in Groton, the latest milestone in the eliminati...
» FBI releases sketches related to Knoxville hostage bank robberies - WBIR-TV
26/08/15 11:44 from fbi - Google News
WBIR-TV FBI releases sketches related to Knoxville hostage bank robberies WBIR-TV (WBIR – KNOXVILLE) The FBI released sketches of three suspects who could be involved in a pair of July kidnappings and bank robberies. FBI Special Agent in...
26/08/15 11:44 from fbi - Google News
WBIR-TV FBI releases sketches related to Knoxville hostage bank robberies WBIR-TV (WBIR – KNOXVILLE) The FBI released sketches of three suspects who could be involved in a pair of July kidnappings and bank robberies. FBI Special Agent in...
» Moscow to Remove ‘Fifty Shades’ from its Shelves
26/08/15 11:37 from Washington Free Beacon
The Department of Culture in Moscow will remove Fifty Shades of Grey from its library shelves in order to help readers develop a “normal taste” in literature.
26/08/15 11:37 from Washington Free Beacon
The Department of Culture in Moscow will remove Fifty Shades of Grey from its library shelves in order to help readers develop a “normal taste” in literature.
» Fighting the Cold War
26/08/15 11:24 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Fighting the Cold War Author: Gen. John R. Galvin Galvin, John R. (2015). Fighting the Cold War: A Soldier’s Memoir.Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky LCCN: 2014049386 E745.G3...
26/08/15 11:24 from Intelligence Analysis and Reporting
Title: Fighting the Cold War Author: Gen. John R. Galvin Galvin, John R. (2015). Fighting the Cold War: A Soldier’s Memoir.Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky LCCN: 2014049386 E745.G3...
» Gunmen in Afghan uniforms kill 2 NATO troops at base - WBRC FOX6 - MyFoxAL.com
26/08/15 11:20 from nato - Google News
WBRC FOX6 - MyFoxAL.com Gunmen in Afghan uniforms kill 2 NATO troops at base WBRC FOX6 - MyFoxAL.com NATO offered few details about the shooting in Afghanistan's Helmand province, which appeared to be the latest so-called "insid...
26/08/15 11:20 from nato - Google News
WBRC FOX6 - MyFoxAL.com Gunmen in Afghan uniforms kill 2 NATO troops at base WBRC FOX6 - MyFoxAL.com NATO offered few details about the shooting in Afghanistan's Helmand province, which appeared to be the latest so-called "insid...
» Virginia shooting: Authorities hunt for journalists' killer - CNN
26/08/15 11:10 from fbi - Google News
CNN Virginia shooting: Authorities hunt for journalists' killer CNN (CNN) Schools are on lockdown and law enforcement, including the ATF and FBI , are furiously trying to find the person who shot to death a Virginia reporter and came...
26/08/15 11:10 from fbi - Google News
CNN Virginia shooting: Authorities hunt for journalists' killer CNN (CNN) Schools are on lockdown and law enforcement, including the ATF and FBI , are furiously trying to find the person who shot to death a Virginia reporter and came...
» Automakers Form Alliance to Fight Car Hacking - Car and Driver (blog)
26/08/15 11:05 from Cyberwar - Google News
Car and Driver (blog) Automakers Form Alliance to Fight Car Hacking Car and Driver (blog) It seems like this has been the summer of car hacking , doesn't it? Between the remote lock hack, the OnStar hack, the encrypted key fob hack, ...
26/08/15 11:05 from Cyberwar - Google News
Car and Driver (blog) Automakers Form Alliance to Fight Car Hacking Car and Driver (blog) It seems like this has been the summer of car hacking , doesn't it? Between the remote lock hack, the OnStar hack, the encrypted key fob hack, ...
» FBI seeks woman dubbed 'Uptown Beach Bandit' - Chicago Tribune
26/08/15 11:03 from fbi - Google News
Chicago Tribune FBI seeks woman dubbed 'Uptown Beach Bandit' Chicago Tribune The FBI is asking for the public's help identifying a woman dubbed the "Uptown Beach Bandit" who officials believe carried out several rob...
26/08/15 11:03 from fbi - Google News
Chicago Tribune FBI seeks woman dubbed 'Uptown Beach Bandit' Chicago Tribune The FBI is asking for the public's help identifying a woman dubbed the "Uptown Beach Bandit" who officials believe carried out several rob...
» DoD Education Activity Schools Begin New Academic Year
26/08/15 11:01 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Nearly 75,000 students are beginning the 2015-2016 School Year in Department of Defense Education Activity schools around the world.
26/08/15 11:01 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Nearly 75,000 students are beginning the 2015-2016 School Year in Department of Defense Education Activity schools around the world.
» Feds Promote Study Saying 43 Percent of Dating College Girls Are Victims of ‘Abuse’
26/08/15 11:00 from Washington Free Beacon
The Obama administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) is promoting a study that claims 43 percent of college women who date are victims of “dating abuse,” a category defined to include behaviors as different as sexual assault and excess...
26/08/15 11:00 from Washington Free Beacon
The Obama administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) is promoting a study that claims 43 percent of college women who date are victims of “dating abuse,” a category defined to include behaviors as different as sexual assault and excess...
» FBI searching for 'Uptown Beach Bandit' after three bank robberies - Chicago Sun-Times
26/08/15 10:56 from fbi - Google News
Chicago Sun-Times FBI searching for 'Uptown Beach Bandit' after three bank robberies Chicago Sun-Times The bandit is described as a black woman 30-40, about 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5 with medium to long dark hair, according to the FBI...
26/08/15 10:56 from fbi - Google News
Chicago Sun-Times FBI searching for 'Uptown Beach Bandit' after three bank robberies Chicago Sun-Times The bandit is described as a black woman 30-40, about 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5 with medium to long dark hair, according to the FBI...
» Escort Website CEO Charged with Promoting Prostitution Donated to Obama
26/08/15 10:45 from Washington Free Beacon
The CEO of Rentboy.com, who was arrested by federal authorities Tuesday for allegedly promoting prostitution, donated to Barack Obama’s first campaign for president.
26/08/15 10:45 from Washington Free Beacon
The CEO of Rentboy.com, who was arrested by federal authorities Tuesday for allegedly promoting prostitution, donated to Barack Obama’s first campaign for president.
» Alleged WDBJ shooter Vester Flanagan has shot himself - fox2now.com
26/08/15 10:34 from fbi - Google News
ABC15 Arizona Alleged WDBJ shooter Vester Flanagan has shot himself fox2now.com MONETA, VA– Schools are on lockdown and law enforcement, including the ATF and FBI , are furiously trying to find the person who shot to death a Virginia rep...
26/08/15 10:34 from fbi - Google News
ABC15 Arizona Alleged WDBJ shooter Vester Flanagan has shot himself fox2now.com MONETA, VA– Schools are on lockdown and law enforcement, including the ATF and FBI , are furiously trying to find the person who shot to death a Virginia rep...
» Hillary’s Mounting EmailGate Troubles
26/08/15 10:31 from The XX Committee
With each passing day, Hillary Clinton’s political and legal difficulties relating to EmailGate continue to pile up. While her supporters have taken some glee from the revelation that Caroline Kennedy, while serving as U.S. ambassa...
26/08/15 10:31 from The XX Committee
With each passing day, Hillary Clinton’s political and legal difficulties relating to EmailGate continue to pile up. While her supporters have taken some glee from the revelation that Caroline Kennedy, while serving as U.S. ambassa...
» Ex FBI profiler: Why was gunman at scene of Virginia on-air killings? - Today.com
26/08/15 10:26 from fbi - Google News
Today.com Ex FBI profiler: Why was gunman at scene of Virginia on-air killings? Today.com NBC News analyst Clint Van Zandt, a former FBI profiler, talks to TODAY about WDBJ7 reporter Alison Parker, 24, and photographer Adam Ward,27, who ...
26/08/15 10:26 from fbi - Google News
Today.com Ex FBI profiler: Why was gunman at scene of Virginia on-air killings? Today.com NBC News analyst Clint Van Zandt, a former FBI profiler, talks to TODAY about WDBJ7 reporter Alison Parker, 24, and photographer Adam Ward,27, who ...
» 9/11 ‘Dust Lady’ Marcy Borders, featured in haunting photo, dies of cancer
26/08/15 10:19 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
(Washington Post) When the World Trade Center's South Tower collapsed, just before 10 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, photographer Stan Honda was in lower Manhattan, taking pictures of the incomprehensible scene. The post 9/11 ‘Dust Lady’ Marcy ...
26/08/15 10:19 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
(Washington Post) When the World Trade Center's South Tower collapsed, just before 10 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, photographer Stan Honda was in lower Manhattan, taking pictures of the incomprehensible scene. The post 9/11 ‘Dust Lady’ Marcy ...
» 2 NATO Soldiers Killed by Attackers in Afghan Uniforms - New York Times
26/08/15 10:18 from nato - Google News
CNN 2 NATO Soldiers Killed by Attackers in Afghan Uniforms New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Two NATO soldiers were killed on Wednesday when men wearing uniforms of the Afghan security forces opened fire at an Afghan military base in t...
26/08/15 10:18 from nato - Google News
CNN 2 NATO Soldiers Killed by Attackers in Afghan Uniforms New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Two NATO soldiers were killed on Wednesday when men wearing uniforms of the Afghan security forces opened fire at an Afghan military base in t...
» FBI, ATF hunt for journalists' killer - CNN
26/08/15 10:11 from fbi - Google News
fox6now.com FBI , ATF hunt for journalists' killer CNN Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and FBI are investigating. All schools in the Roanoke area near Moneta, where CNN affiliate WDBJ's Alison ...
26/08/15 10:11 from fbi - Google News
fox6now.com FBI , ATF hunt for journalists' killer CNN Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and FBI are investigating. All schools in the Roanoke area near Moneta, where CNN affiliate WDBJ's Alison ...
» FBI, ATF hunt for journalists' killer - CNN International
26/08/15 10:11 from fbi - Google News
CNN International FBI , ATF hunt for journalists' killer CNN International Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and FBI are investigating. All schools in the Roanoke area near Moneta, where CNN affiliat...
26/08/15 10:11 from fbi - Google News
CNN International FBI , ATF hunt for journalists' killer CNN International Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and FBI are investigating. All schools in the Roanoke area near Moneta, where CNN affiliat...
» 2 NATO Soldiers Killed in Attack by Men in Afghan Uniforms - New York Times
26/08/15 10:03 from nato - Google News
CNN 2 NATO Soldiers Killed in Attack by Men in Afghan Uniforms New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Two NATO soldiers were killed on Wednesday when men wearing uniforms of the Afghan security forces opened fire at an Afghan military base ...
26/08/15 10:03 from nato - Google News
CNN 2 NATO Soldiers Killed in Attack by Men in Afghan Uniforms New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Two NATO soldiers were killed on Wednesday when men wearing uniforms of the Afghan security forces opened fire at an Afghan military base ...
» DC Download: Tracking Drone Smuggling and How the CIA Tweets - DC Inno
26/08/15 10:01 from cia - Google News
DC Inno DC Download: Tracking Drone Smuggling and How the CIA Tweets DC Inno The CIA wasn't so sure about whether to get on Twitter, but once it did, it's Director John Brennan who actually has to approve what kinds of cat pictur...
26/08/15 10:01 from cia - Google News
DC Inno DC Download: Tracking Drone Smuggling and How the CIA Tweets DC Inno The CIA wasn't so sure about whether to get on Twitter, but once it did, it's Director John Brennan who actually has to approve what kinds of cat pictur...
» Women’s Equality Day Commemorates History, Bridges Future Leaders
26/08/15 10:01 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Today, Women’s Equality Day not only commemorates the ratification of the 95th anniversary of the 19th Amendment -- which solidified women’s voting rights -- but it also coincides with current milestones for women in service, a Pentagon ...
26/08/15 10:01 from American Forces Press Service News Feed
Today, Women’s Equality Day not only commemorates the ratification of the 95th anniversary of the 19th Amendment -- which solidified women’s voting rights -- but it also coincides with current milestones for women in service, a Pentagon ...
» Wall Street opens higher on strong data
26/08/15 09:51 from Search Results
Wall Street opens higher on strong data Core capital goods orders post largest rise in year U.S. housing market seen strong enough to handle Fed rate hikes: Reuters poll Mortgage applications inch up in latest week: MBA China August offi...
26/08/15 09:51 from Search Results
Wall Street opens higher on strong data Core capital goods orders post largest rise in year U.S. housing market seen strong enough to handle Fed rate hikes: Reuters poll Mortgage applications inch up in latest week: MBA China August offi...
» ‘Joint Employer’ Status Represents a Loss of Autonomy for Small Business Owners
26/08/15 09:45 from Washington Free Beacon
New regulations proposed by Obama labor arbiters could strip entrepreneurs of the flexibility they need to survive, according to the business community.
26/08/15 09:45 from Washington Free Beacon
New regulations proposed by Obama labor arbiters could strip entrepreneurs of the flexibility they need to survive, according to the business community.
» Turkish Man Killed In Ukraine, NOT By Russian Mafia, By Victim’s Brother Seeking Revenge
26/08/15 09:45 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
[There is always more to the story. This report makes it appear that this wan an act of the Russian mob against a Turkish businessman (SEE: Turkish businessman killed by Russian mafia in Kyiv, report says). Digging deeper, we find-out ...
26/08/15 09:45 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
[There is always more to the story. This report makes it appear that this wan an act of the Russian mob against a Turkish businessman (SEE: Turkish businessman killed by Russian mafia in Kyiv, report says). Digging deeper, we find-out ...
» Coast Guard medically evacuates 23-year-old male from Navy Destroyer
26/08/15 09:38 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
26/08/15 09:38 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
» Court Ruling: FTC Can Sue Companies for Cyber Security Failures - eSecurity Planet
26/08/15 09:31 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Court Ruling: FTC Can Sue Companies for Cyber Security Failures eSecurity Planet The decision came in response to the FTC's lawsuit against Wyndham Worldwide Corporation for cyber security failures that led to a series of data breach...
26/08/15 09:31 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Court Ruling: FTC Can Sue Companies for Cyber Security Failures eSecurity Planet The decision came in response to the FTC's lawsuit against Wyndham Worldwide Corporation for cyber security failures that led to a series of data breach...
» Loaded gun stolen from LA Fitness locker belonged to sheriff's officer, FBI says - NJ.com
26/08/15 09:18 from fbi - Google News
NJ.com Loaded gun stolen from LA Fitness locker belonged to sheriff's officer, FBI says NJ.com The officer had placed the 45-caliber pistol — loaded with 12 hollow-point bullets — inside a locker at LA Fitness on or about Oct. 9, 201...
26/08/15 09:18 from fbi - Google News
NJ.com Loaded gun stolen from LA Fitness locker belonged to sheriff's officer, FBI says NJ.com The officer had placed the 45-caliber pistol — loaded with 12 hollow-point bullets — inside a locker at LA Fitness on or about Oct. 9, 201...
» Vehicle security's hot topic: Cyber threats - C4ISR & Networks
26/08/15 09:09 from CyberWar - Google News
C4ISR & Networks Vehicle security's hot topic: Cyber threats C4ISR & Networks ... divides cyber into offense, defense and systems security. Most offensive cyber requirements are apportioned to Program Executive Office (PEO) Intellige...
26/08/15 09:09 from CyberWar - Google News
C4ISR & Networks Vehicle security's hot topic: Cyber threats C4ISR & Networks ... divides cyber into offense, defense and systems security. Most offensive cyber requirements are apportioned to Program Executive Office (PEO) Intellige...
» Afghan insiders kill NATO troops; Oshkosh wins $30B JLTV battle; Was ISIS intel skewed?; SecDef heads west; And a bit more.
26/08/15 09:05 from Defense One - All Content
26/08/15 09:05 from Defense One - All Content
» FBI executes search warrant at Kingsmen Motorcycle Club - WKBW-TV
26/08/15 09:04 from fbi - Google News
FBI executes search warrant at Kingsmen Motorcycle Club WKBW-TV BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) - Agents with the FBI are executing search warrants at the Kingsmen Motorcycle Club on Oliver Street in North Tonawanda. Officials tell 7 Eyewitness New...
26/08/15 09:04 from fbi - Google News
FBI executes search warrant at Kingsmen Motorcycle Club WKBW-TV BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) - Agents with the FBI are executing search warrants at the Kingsmen Motorcycle Club on Oliver Street in North Tonawanda. Officials tell 7 Eyewitness New...
» South Asia Daily: Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting... - Foreign Policy (blog)
26/08/15 08:52 from nato - Google News
Foreign Policy (blog) South Asia Daily: Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting... Foreign Policy (blog) Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting; Two NATO Members Killed in Insider Attack; Pakistan and Kazakhstan Agree to Expand Trade. By David Ster...
26/08/15 08:52 from nato - Google News
Foreign Policy (blog) South Asia Daily: Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting... Foreign Policy (blog) Modi Calls for Calm After Rioting; Two NATO Members Killed in Insider Attack; Pakistan and Kazakhstan Agree to Expand Trade. By David Ster...
» Ex-NATO ambassador: Problems are solvable - Knoxville News Sentinel
26/08/15 08:49 from nato - Google News
Knoxville News Sentinel Ex- NATO ambassador: Problems are solvable Knoxville News Sentinel The world is currently in a mess politically and economically, but former NATO Ambassador Kurt Volker believes many of the problems are solvable —...
26/08/15 08:49 from nato - Google News
Knoxville News Sentinel Ex- NATO ambassador: Problems are solvable Knoxville News Sentinel The world is currently in a mess politically and economically, but former NATO Ambassador Kurt Volker believes many of the problems are solvable —...
» Protecting Secrets and the Future for Hillary Clinton
26/08/15 08:23 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
(HSToday) Few, if any, Americans are unaware of the circumstances surrounding the question of whether or not presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton committed serious crimes bordering on treason. Few, if any, American...
26/08/15 08:23 from InHomelandSecurity.com - News & Analysis of Critical Issues in Terrorism & Homeland Defense
(HSToday) Few, if any, Americans are unaware of the circumstances surrounding the question of whether or not presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton committed serious crimes bordering on treason. Few, if any, American...
» Are US Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? - The Diplomat
26/08/15 08:17 from anti-Americanism - Google News
The Diplomat Are US Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? The Diplomat ... a former professor at the U.S. Military Academy, who once emphasized that military bases in the Middle-East are “major catalysts for anti-Americanism a...
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The Diplomat Are US Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? The Diplomat ... a former professor at the U.S. Military Academy, who once emphasized that military bases in the Middle-East are “major catalysts for anti-Americanism a...
» Are U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? - The Diplomat
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The Diplomat Are U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? The Diplomat ... a former professor at the U.S. Military Academy, who once emphasized that military bases in the Middle-East are “major catalysts for anti-Americanism...
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The Diplomat Are U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harming the United States? The Diplomat ... a former professor at the U.S. Military Academy, who once emphasized that military bases in the Middle-East are “major catalysts for anti-Americanism...
» Report: Bill Clinton ‘Incensed,’ ‘Very Agitated’ by Hype Around Biden Candidacy
26/08/15 08:13 from Washington Free Beacon
The potential first First Gentleman is reportedly “very agitated” by the possibility Vice President Joe Biden may challenge Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
26/08/15 08:13 from Washington Free Beacon
The potential first First Gentleman is reportedly “very agitated” by the possibility Vice President Joe Biden may challenge Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
» White Plains PC Users Group To Host Cyber-Security Expert - The Daily Voice
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The Daily Voice White Plains PC Users Group To Host Cyber - Security Expert The Daily Voice WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The Westchester PC Users' Group will present Bob Gostischa, a technology and cyber - security expert, at its Sept. 3 me...
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The Daily Voice White Plains PC Users Group To Host Cyber - Security Expert The Daily Voice WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The Westchester PC Users' Group will present Bob Gostischa, a technology and cyber - security expert, at its Sept. 3 me...
» Aviva phone hacker jailed for 18 months over revenge attack - The Register
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The Register Aviva phone hacker jailed for 18 months over revenge attack The Register A senior techie has been jailed for 18 month after he was convicted of hacking into hundreds of phones at insurance firm Aviva, an act of sabotage desi...
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The Register Aviva phone hacker jailed for 18 months over revenge attack The Register A senior techie has been jailed for 18 month after he was convicted of hacking into hundreds of phones at insurance firm Aviva, an act of sabotage desi...
» VIDEO, PHOTOS AVAILABLE: Coast Guard rescues 2, tows sailboat to safety in Portsmouth, Va.
26/08/15 08:07 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
26/08/15 08:07 from Recent Updates for U.S. Coast Guard Digital Newsroom
» Raytheon air-to-air missile scores direct hit from US Army ground launcher - MarketWatch
26/08/15 08:03 from CyberWar - Google News
Raytheon air-to-air missile scores direct hit from US Army ground launcher MarketWatch "This is another example of how Raytheon is leveraging its proven portfolio of products to fulfill gaps in other mission areas, such as ground-ba...
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Raytheon air-to-air missile scores direct hit from US Army ground launcher MarketWatch "This is another example of how Raytheon is leveraging its proven portfolio of products to fulfill gaps in other mission areas, such as ground-ba...
» Iranian Minister Claims CIA, Mossad, MI6 and Others Are Aiming to Undermine ... - Algemeiner
26/08/15 08:01 from cia - Google News
Algemeiner Iranian Minister Claims CIA , Mossad, MI6 and Others Are Aiming to Undermine ... Algemeiner The Iranian Intelligence Minister accused the CIA , the Mossad, MI6 and others of trying to destabilize Tehran's security, Maariv ...
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Algemeiner Iranian Minister Claims CIA , Mossad, MI6 and Others Are Aiming to Undermine ... Algemeiner The Iranian Intelligence Minister accused the CIA , the Mossad, MI6 and others of trying to destabilize Tehran's security, Maariv ...
» News Roundup and Notes: August 26, 2015
26/08/15 08:00 from Just Security
Nadia O'Mara Before the start of business, Just Security provides a curated summary of up-to-the-minute developments at home and abroad. Here’s today’s news. IRAQ and SYRIA Kurdish peshmerga forces launched a fresh offensive against th...
26/08/15 08:00 from Just Security
Nadia O'Mara Before the start of business, Just Security provides a curated summary of up-to-the-minute developments at home and abroad. Here’s today’s news. IRAQ and SYRIA Kurdish peshmerga forces launched a fresh offensive against th...
» The Morning Risk Report: Court Ruling Lets FTC Flex Cybersecurity Muscles - Wall Street Journal (blog)
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Wall Street Journal (blog) The Morning Risk Report: Court Ruling Lets FTC Flex Cybersecurity Muscles Wall Street Journal (blog) “The ruling makes clear that the FTC is an important actor in the field of cybersecurity from an unfair and d...
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Wall Street Journal (blog) The Morning Risk Report: Court Ruling Lets FTC Flex Cybersecurity Muscles Wall Street Journal (blog) “The ruling makes clear that the FTC is an important actor in the field of cybersecurity from an unfair and d...
» Jane's Analyst Implicates NATO Terror Group in Bangkok Blast - Center for Research on Globalization
26/08/15 07:54 from nato - Google News
Center for Research on Globalization Jane's Analyst Implicates NATO Terror Group in Bangkok Blast Center for Research on Globalization In addition to the World Uyghur Congress, there is documented evidence tying the “Grey Wolves” ter...
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Center for Research on Globalization Jane's Analyst Implicates NATO Terror Group in Bangkok Blast Center for Research on Globalization In addition to the World Uyghur Congress, there is documented evidence tying the “Grey Wolves” ter...
» “911 Dust Lady” Dies From Cancer
26/08/15 07:54 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
911 “DUST LADY”, Marcy Borders 9/11 ‘Dust Lady’ dies after cancer battle The Jersey Journal reported that the mother of two, from Bayonne, N.J., was diagnosed with stomach cancer in August 2014. In November that y...
26/08/15 07:54 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
911 “DUST LADY”, Marcy Borders 9/11 ‘Dust Lady’ dies after cancer battle The Jersey Journal reported that the mother of two, from Bayonne, N.J., was diagnosed with stomach cancer in August 2014. In November that y...
» NBC: Biden Pondering Run ‘With Clinton Showing Signs of Weakness’
26/08/15 07:53 from Washington Free Beacon
26/08/15 07:53 from Washington Free Beacon
» Belgium to Hold September Drills in Run-Up to NATO Rapid Response - Sputnik International
26/08/15 07:49 from nato - Google News
Sputnik International Belgium to Hold September Drills in Run-Up to NATO Rapid Response Sputnik International NATO agreed to establish its Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF, or "Spearhead") of 5,000 troops at its 2014 ...
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Sputnik International Belgium to Hold September Drills in Run-Up to NATO Rapid Response Sputnik International NATO agreed to establish its Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF, or "Spearhead") of 5,000 troops at its 2014 ...
» 2 NATO members, 2 suspects die in attack in Afghanistan - WGN-TV
26/08/15 07:39 from nato - Google News
WGN-TV 2 NATO members, 2 suspects die in attack in Afghanistan WGN-TV KABUL, Afghanistan — NATO says two service members have been killed by men wearing Afghan National Security Forces uniforms in southern Afghanistan. The NATO statement...
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WGN-TV 2 NATO members, 2 suspects die in attack in Afghanistan WGN-TV KABUL, Afghanistan — NATO says two service members have been killed by men wearing Afghan National Security Forces uniforms in southern Afghanistan. The NATO statement...
» Destroy Countries, Create Refugees—NOW DEAL WITH THEM
26/08/15 07:37 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
The Western Powers have created a global war refugee crisis through their Imperial adventures and now have to deal with the consequences of their actions. Even though the United States is the primary creator of refugees in most of those...
26/08/15 07:37 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
The Western Powers have created a global war refugee crisis through their Imperial adventures and now have to deal with the consequences of their actions. Even though the United States is the primary creator of refugees in most of those...
» European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions
26/08/15 07:30 from News - Stripes
European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions Two members of the NATO-led coalition were shot and killed by two gunmen wearing Afghan security forces uniforms who opened fire on their vehicle in southern Afghanistan early Wed...
26/08/15 07:30 from News - Stripes
European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions Two members of the NATO-led coalition were shot and killed by two gunmen wearing Afghan security forces uniforms who opened fire on their vehicle in southern Afghanistan early Wed...
» FBI offers reward in gang shooting at Middle Georgia bar - WRCB-TV
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Macon Telegraph FBI offers reward in gang shooting at Middle Georgia bar WRCB-TV The FBI said in a statement that Bibb County authorities have obtained arrest warrants charging Coney with murder, aggravated assault and violation of the S...
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Macon Telegraph FBI offers reward in gang shooting at Middle Georgia bar WRCB-TV The FBI said in a statement that Bibb County authorities have obtained arrest warrants charging Coney with murder, aggravated assault and violation of the S...
» The situation between Russia and NATO 'is ripe with potential for either ... - Business Insider
26/08/15 06:53 from nato - Google News
Business Insider The situation between Russia and NATO 'is ripe with potential for either ... Business Insider Russia and NATO must agree common rules to handle unexpected military encounters to reduce the risk of inadvertently trigg...
26/08/15 06:53 from nato - Google News
Business Insider The situation between Russia and NATO 'is ripe with potential for either ... Business Insider Russia and NATO must agree common rules to handle unexpected military encounters to reduce the risk of inadvertently trigg...
» Former homeland security director tackles cyber security tonight - Jackson Hole News&Guide
26/08/15 06:34 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Former homeland security director tackles cyber security tonight Jackson Hole News&Guide Former Secretary of Homeland Security and co-author of the USA Patriot Act Michael Chertoff will address the greatest threats facing the country dur...
26/08/15 06:34 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Former homeland security director tackles cyber security tonight Jackson Hole News&Guide Former Secretary of Homeland Security and co-author of the USA Patriot Act Michael Chertoff will address the greatest threats facing the country dur...
» China ramps up cybersecurity ahead of WWII anniversary parade - CNET
26/08/15 06:30 from cybersecurity - Google News
CNET China ramps up cybersecurity ahead of WWII anniversary parade CNET On Wednesday VPN provider Astrill said the government will be "cracking down" on cybersecurity in the weeks leading up to the commemoration, rending some o...
26/08/15 06:30 from cybersecurity - Google News
CNET China ramps up cybersecurity ahead of WWII anniversary parade CNET On Wednesday VPN provider Astrill said the government will be "cracking down" on cybersecurity in the weeks leading up to the commemoration, rending some o...
» European panel urges steps to reduce NATO-Russia tensions - Stars and Stripes
26/08/15 06:22 from Nato Russia - Google News
Stars and Stripes European panel urges steps to reduce NATO - Russia tensions Stars and Stripes The panel recommended urgently convening the NATO - Russia Council to discuss adopting a “Memorandum of Understanding” between the alliance a...
26/08/15 06:22 from Nato Russia - Google News
Stars and Stripes European panel urges steps to reduce NATO - Russia tensions Stars and Stripes The panel recommended urgently convening the NATO - Russia Council to discuss adopting a “Memorandum of Understanding” between the alliance a...
» FBI issues warning about phone scam hitting the Kansas City metro area - KSHB
26/08/15 06:21 from fbi - Google News
KSHB FBI issues warning about phone scam hitting the Kansas City metro area KSHB The Kansas City Division of the FBI is warning residents about a phone scam in the metro. Officials from the FBI report that several phone calls have been m...
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KSHB FBI issues warning about phone scam hitting the Kansas City metro area KSHB The Kansas City Division of the FBI is warning residents about a phone scam in the metro. Officials from the FBI report that several phone calls have been m...
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