"Changing
Course: Proposal to Reverse the Militarization of
U.S. Foreign Policy"- The militarization
of U.S. foreign policy due to the increased use of
U.S. armed forces to pursue objectives that are better
achieved by political, economic, and other means.
By Donald Herr, September 2008. [.pdf]
"The
CIA and the Perils of Politicization" -
CIA directors guilty of politicizing intelligence
and tampering with the integrity of intelligence analysts.
By Melvin A. Goodman, March 2008 [.pdf]
"Crimes
of the Central Intelligence Agency: How Covert Action
Harms U.S. Security"- Secret
prisons, extraordinary renditions, and covert action
aimed at regime change are making the U.S. less secure.
By Melvin A. Goodman, November 2007 [.pdf]
"Blueprint
for Intelligence Reform" -The
United States was relatively late in establishing
the Central Intelligence Agency, an organization that
grew out of the smaller and more limited wartime Office
of Strategic Services. By Melvin A. Goodman, June
2006 [.html |
.pdf]
"The Corruption of Intelligence in the Leadup
to the Invasion of Iraq" -The greatest
possible failure of the CIA or any intelligence agency
is to misuse intelligence in order to take the country
to war. By Melvin A. Goodman, June 2006 [.html
| .pdf]
"National Intelligence: The dereliction of congressional
oversight" -Oversight
is an essential aspect of democratic government, an
integral part of any system of checks and balances,
and is designed to improve the efficiency and effectiveness
of the government. By Melvin A. Goodman, May 2006
[.html | .pdf]
"Sanctuary
for Terrorists?" - U.S. tolerance of
anti-Cuban terrorism, as discussed at a conference
hosted by the Center for International Policy in Miami.
By Wayne Smith, Shauna Harrison and Sheree Adams,
January 2006 [read]
"Uses
and Misuses of Strategic Intelligence"
- The Bush administration argues that the Central
Intelligence Agency’s intelligence demanded
that the United States go to war against Iraq. Recent
events and evidence revealed over the past year, however,
make it clear that it was the administration’s
decision to go to war that drove CIA Director George
Tenet and his senior analysts to slant and politicize
intelligence in order to support that decision. By
Melvin A. Goodman, January 2004 [read]
"Arms
Uncontrol" - A Second Year in Which
the United States Outsells All Others Combined"
- The United States has reached such a dominance of
the world arms market that it delivered more arms
to the Third World than all other exporters combined.
By James R. Morrell, September 2001 [read]
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