CIA INSIDER NEWS OF FACTS FROM THE AGENCY FILES

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 15, 2010
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'Infrequently, but when national interests abroad are juged by the
President absolutely to require it, the clandestine service unit
responsible for espionage ought to be tasked to operate in foreign
countries to influence opinion, political allegiances, or alter the
course of events'.
Ray S. C I i n e 'The United States in 1980's', Hoover Institution
on War, Revolution, and Peace, Stanford 1980, p. 489.
Alarmed by the growing opposition in Europe to the deployment of new
U.S. missiles, the Reagan administration has mounted a new effort to
implement its nuclear policy.
Strict secrecy on related clandestine operations could not prevent
information leaking from the services themselves.
Sources confirm:
Though specialists - like George B u s h and William C a s e y, the
former and present directors of the CIA, respectively, - are holding
key positions in decision making bodies, the political establishment's
handling of the intelligence community has not become more professional.
Irresponsible CIA operations are jeopardizing to the utmost the
infrastructures of the United States and other nations.
In fact, our European partners do feel the same way. They are embarrassed
to learn that mass media structures are increasingly controlled to serve
U.S. administration objectives. It is not independent and objective
journalism that counts, it is strict commitment and unconditional sub-
ordination to geopolitical aspects of the anti-Soviet U.S. strategy.
The CIA wants to keep invisible its well devised media controlling system.
The European issue of CIA-Insider contributes to lift the veil.
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A(,GELOPOULOS ARES
ACROPOLIS, APOGEV-MATINI, correspondent
A!DASTASIADES PAVLOS
ATHENS STAR, chief editor
CEORGIMADES SAKIS
ATHENS STAR, owner
CHAPMAN PINCHER HARRY
DAILY EXPRESS, military editor
CROZIER BRIAN
free-lance journalist
HAMMAN HENRY
RFE/RL, correspondent
GORLICII JOACHIM GEORG
DIE WELT, cnrre,,pundt,111
HELLENBROICH ANNO
Executive INTELLIGENCE REVIEW,
publisher
KEMNA FRIEDHELM
BONNER GENERAL ANZEIGER, chief editor
1 01WI NIIIAI GI RIIARD
ZUF -MAGALIN, potted editor
IOUDON BRUCE
DAILY TELEGRAPH, correspondent
HADJICOSTIS COSTIS
REXIN MANFRED
Simerini, observer
ZDF, correspondent
CONYERS TONY
GAILY TELEGRAPH, parlament correspondent
HADJENICOLAOU GEORGE
URBAN INGO
Mesimvrini, publisher
DIE WELT, correspondent
HOLLINGWORTH CLARE
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, observer
JACOVIDES JACOVOS
POPPENBERGER FRITZ
Cyprus Mail, managing director
FRANKENPOST, editor
CPANIER DAVID
THE TIMES, observer
KONSTANTINIDES ALECOS
WALL MICHAEL
Simerini, editor
RFE/RL, correspondent
LEVIN BERNARD
THE TIMES, observer
LEONIDAS GEORGE
AGON, editor-in-chief
DAVY RICHARD
editor
THE TIMES
KATSAMBAS CHRISTOS
,
editor-in-chief
PHILELEFTHEROS
HEIDERSCHEID ANDRE
DONOUGHUE BERNARD
,
LUXEMDURGER WORT, editor-in-chief
editor
1HE SUNDAY TIMES
XENOS GLAFCOS
,
Simerini
editor
ZECHES L.
MILLIGRAM P.
,
LUXEMBURGER WORT, deputy editor-in-
THE SUNDAY TIMES, international department editor
EFTHYVOULOS ALEX
chief
director & editor
CYPRUS WEEKLY
,
GLASENEA R
PICK HELLA
THE GUARDIAN, correspondent
PARTHOGH GEORGES
.
LETZEBURGER JOURNAL, staff member
CYPRUS WEEKLY, director & editor
TONGE DAVID
FINANCIAL TIMES, correspondent
',1EVANS ROBERT
TiiE OBSERVER, international department editor
MELVIN LASKY
ENCOUNTER, editor-in-chiur
`,7 UART JOHN
THE OBSERVER, observer
iILMAN PAUL
THE GUARDIAN, correspondent
BAERWALD HELMUT
free-lance journalist
CRAMER DET?MAR
RIAS, chief editor
DANISCH DANIEL
RIAS, editor
GAFRON GEORG
RIAS, editor
van NIEUWENHUTZEN NICO
ELSEVIERS, REFORMATORISCII DAGBLAD,
free-lance jourridli,,t
VERMAAT J.
EVANGELISCH DAGBLAD, editor
HEITINK J. G.
DE TELEGRAAF, deputy editor-in-chiel
MANTIRI R.E.
GPO, staff member
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{~ RIKSKRINGKASTING, secretary of international department
iEtSEN PER GUNNAR
,E FAMPEN, correspondent
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k',K RIKSKRINGKASTING, observer
;;,F fAUKO AATOS
.,II, editor-in-chief
LER LEO
,,I;;OS, owner
, NGON ALAIN
XPRESS, observer
IIIALA JEAN
'i ttOND, correspondent
'l..NECAUSSE HELENE SARRERE
tree-lance journalist
!f MANN ANDRE
.r...-lance journalist
;ILLEME-BRULON JACQUES
FIGARO, chairman of foreign news department
!t?NOV STEPHANE
L;ERATION, correspondent
-.1 II GEL ANNIE
f FIGARO, correspondent
PIN LAURENT
I.:FRATION, correspondent
CONTRE ROBERT
i5%,RO-MAGAZIN, correspondent
,_!~uLOIS BERNARD
'.TENNE-2, editor
LECLERC GERALD
LE QUOTIDIEN DE PARIS, observer
MARCOVICI PHILIPPE
LE QUOTIDIEN DE PARIS, responsible editor
MEFRET JEAN-PAX
FIGARO-MAGAZIN, correspondent
MENEY PATRIC
L'EXPRESS, editor
MICHELET JEAN-NOEL
FIGARO-MAGAZIN, correspondent
POWELS LOUIS
FIGARO-MAGAZIN, observer
SALKAZANOWA FATIMA
RFE/RL, correspondent
TODD OLIVIER
LE QUOTIDIEN DE PARIS, editor
ULLMANN MARC
L'EXPRESS, editor
VALANCE GEORGES
LE MATIN DE PARIS, editor
VOLKOFF VLADIMIR
free-lance journalist
WAISMAN PATRICK
LE FIGARO, editor-in-chief
S P A I N
ARMERO JOSE MARIO
EUROPA PRESS, president
CARLOS DAYILA
CAMBIO 16, observer
DOMINGO XAVIER
CAMBIO 16, chief reporter
FERRAND MARTIN
INTERVIU, political observer
MIGUEL ALBERTO
ABC, correspondent
RAMIREZ JOSE PEDRO
DIARIO 16, director
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san CHEZGIO ANTONIO
ABC, military observer
UTRILLA RICARDO
EFE, president
S W I T Z E R -L A N D
GRUGGMANN ALEXANDER
TRIBUNE DE GENEVE, correspondent
NAEF ANDRE
TRIBUNE DE GENEVE, correspondent
DE BORCHGRAVE ARNAUD
THE WASHINGTON QUARTERLY
LIMAN ANDRIAN MAE
LA VANGANDIA, correspondent
NETTER THOMAS
AP, correspondent
SMADJA CLAUDE
TV, news programme editor
NEWMANN ROBIN
UPI, correspondent
PHILIBERT VALENTIN
L'IMPACT, director general
NICOLETTE FRANR
LA LIBRE BELGIQUE, correspondent
RANZONI ALVARO
PANORAMA, correspondent
ROBERTIELLO CHARLES
RFE/RL, correspondent
SOTTOCORONA CHIARA
PANORAMA, correspondent
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AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
DENMARK
GREECE
GREAT BRITAIN
CYPRUS
GERMANY
LUXEMBOURG
NETHERLANDS
NORWAY
FINLAND
FRANCE
SPAIN
SWITZERLAND
ITALY
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