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Monthly Archives: February 2018
On This Day — UN Panel : “Julian Assange Is Arbitrarily Detained” (February 5 2016)
“The UN working group on arbitrary detention has concluded that Mr Assange is arbitrarily detained. The working group’s view differs from that of the Swedish authorities. We will forward a reply to the working group tomorrow. It will be more … Continue reading
IRAN — Professor Djalali Death Sentence Now Definitive
“This time, the sentence is definitive. The death penalty was declared feasible, which means it can be carried out at any point.” Zouhaier Chichaoui — Professor Djalali’s lawyer (February 4 2018) “The indisputable fact is that Dr. [Masoud] Ali-Mohammadi was martyred … Continue reading
Former CIA Director : “Fair Amount Of Naivety On Russian Ops In Trump Campaign”
“I encountered and am aware of information and intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between Russian officials and U.S. persons involved in the Trump campaign that I was concerned about because of known Russian efforts to suborn such individuals.” John … Continue reading
Dutch Intel Agency Witnessed 2016 DNC Attack by Russian Hackers — Q&A with Dutch Intel Expert Dr Peter Koop
“We’d never expected that the Russians would do this, attacking our vital infrastructure and undermining our democracy.” Chris Painter — Former cyber official at the U.S. State Department A Dutch Intelligence Agency directly witnessed the Russian involvement in the hacking … Continue reading
Posted in AIVD, Dutch intelligence services, Russia
Tagged AIVD, APT 29, Cozy Bear, Dr Peter Koop, Dutch intelligence services, JSCU, MIVD, Russia, SIGINT, Volkskrant
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On This Day — The Cavalese Cable Car Disaster (February 3 1998)
“Many believe one of the reasons the Italian judges went after the CIA RDI and [former CIA Officer] Sabrina De Sousa in the Abu Omar case was the USMC and USG accountability failures and arrogance.” Mark Fallon — International Security Consultant & … Continue reading
Posted in Italy
Tagged Abu Omar case, Cavalese Cable Disaster, Italy, Mark Fallon, Sabrina De Sousa
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Former CIA Robert Baer : “The Republican Memo is a Piece of Trash”
“The memo is going to do our institutions serious damage. I really worry about it.” Former CIA officer Baer “I had many fights with Congressional Dems over the years on national security matters. But I never witnessed the type of reckless … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, Robert Baer
Tagged CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, FBI Memo, Robert Baer
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Book Review — “Enemies Within: Communists, the Cambridge Spies and the Making of Modern Britain”
“The old easy-going confidence [of the Foreign Office] will be destroyed and henceforth everybody will begin to distrust everybody else. I do hate that. It is the loss of one more element of civilization.” UK Diplomat Harold Nicolson (1951) Enemies Within … Continue reading
Russia Intelligence Chiefs Visit Washington to Meet American Spooks
“Sergey Naryshkin was here [in the United States]. He held consultations with his counterparts. Joint struggle against terrorism was discussed. We maintained contact in 2014 during the Sochi Olympics. Of course, we consider joint work this year, during the FIFA … Continue reading
Posted in FSB, Russia, Sergey Naryshkin, SVR
Tagged Alexander Bortnikov, Anatoly Antonov, DNI, FSB, GRU, Jon Huntsman, Mike Pompeo, Russia, Senator Charles E. Schumer, Sergey Naryshkin, SVR
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One Year Ago — Gina Haspel Selected to be Deputy Director of CIA
“Gina is an exemplary intelligence officer and a devoted patriot who brings more than 30 years of Agency experience to the job. She is also a proven leader with an uncanny ability to get things done and to inspire those … Continue reading