Spying, lying, and saying no
Thu Feb 2, 2006 16:23
Spying, lying, and saying no
... front war to preserve its secrets - one against the Judiciary Committee, as just described, and a second against the Senate Intelligence Committee, which has ...
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Intelligence director set for first public hearing
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As Negroponte appears before the Senate Intelligence Committee, questions also abound about the National Security Agency’s much-discussed monitoring program. ...
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A year ago, the Senate Committee on Intelligence made a commitment to the Congress and the ... In my years on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, ...
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FROM THE SENATE
World-Wide Threats
Nat'l Intelligence Dir. John Negroponte will testify before the Senate Intelligence Cmte. in a hearing on "World-Wide Threats to the United States." Witnesses include Dir. of Central Intelligence Porter Goss, FBI Director Robert Mueller, and others. The hearing will adjourn to a closed session following the open portion.
THURS., C-SPAN AT 10AM ET
http://www.c-span.org/
The National Security Agency/Central Security Service has served as America’s codemakers and codebreakers for over 50 years. At no point in the Agency’s history has it been more important to share information about its rich legacy and to educate the public on its missions to protect our nation.
The NSA/CSS Public and Media Affairs Office works closely with elements throughout the Agency, to include the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) Office and the Center for Cryptologic History, to provide accurate and timely unclassified information in response to public and media requests.
http://www.nsa.gov/public/index.cfm
The NSA/CSS Public and Media Affairs Office fosters relationships with media outlets throughout the world, responding to thousands of requests each year for information about NSA/CSS and its missions, interviews with leadership or experts, and filming opportunities. Media requests are best submitted via email to nsapao@nsa.gov and should include specific questions and reasonable deadlines. Public Affairs Officers will acknowledge media requests upon receipt and will respond accordingly as requests are processed throughout the Agency.
NSA/CSS routinely releases information to the public in the form of:
http://www.nsa.gov/public/publi00002.cfm
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