Inside CIA headquarters, a high-tech monitoring operation scores an intelligence coup, obtaining a close-up photo of an Iranian nuclear facility.
The source: an Iranian blog discovered in the vast labyrinth of the Internet […]
Elliot Jardines is ...
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A National Journal story about how life in DC will end up killing more of us:
It felt like the end of a traveling show. The players looked tired. A bittersweet air hung about them. ...
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I am not one to attract attention. Part of it is cultural; part of it is learned through two-decades of serving in silence in the US Intelligence Community.
Coming out as a named contributor ...
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ThreatsWatch is one of those sites that I’ve always meant to hit. They get a lot of play from other sites I visit, but for whatever reason I never got around to getting there. After ...
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The Baltimore Sun reports that Gen (Ret) Clapper is dusting off his fishing pole:
After clashing with Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, the director of the government's third largest intelligence agency will be leaving his position ...
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The Washington Times updates us on the latest with former colleague Russ Tice:
Russ Tice, a whistleblower who was dismissed from the NSA last year, stated in letters to the House and Senate intelligence committees that ...
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Just in case you thought CIA officers were in danger of not being able to set foot in Rome any time soon . . .
The mainstream U.S. media outlets have failed to report a ...
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I really enjoy reading William Arkin's Early Warning blog. Our opinions on the intel business don't always jibe (96Bs and 98Cs will never get along all that well) but in his latest post he hits ...
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Very clever. Makes me wish I'd kept up my script-writing skillz.
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Thomas Joscelyn writes in the Weekly Standard about James Risen and his sources:
On NBC's "Today" show this morning, New York Times scribe Jim Risen told Katie Couric that he hopes he will not have to ...
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