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Secret Service AFAUSSS Directory 1999

2,619 CIA Sources: The Crowley Files http://cryptome.org/cia-2619.htm#Comments

It's quite likely that many of the addresses are from the 1996 Membership
Directory of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers. I have this
list in NameBase (the names, not the addresses -- the addresses are available
to registered users in the course of using our photocopy or fax service).
http://www.afio.org

From: "Aaron Johnson"
To: jya@pipeline.com
Subject: Re: Crowley list
Date: Fri, 08 Dec 2000 06:43:02 -0000

Interesting comments here. Someone is upset because their online service has
many of the same names as this list, plus the free home addresses which they
charge for. If these names appeared in the AFIO list and there are
additional names herein not on this AFIO list (including a significant
number of media types known to be strong CIA supporters), what precludes
them from being CIA sources (as opposed to field agents, typists, janitors
and so on)? I would assume from the nature of this list that a number of
people will be told by the Company (CIA) to attack it and discourage curious
viewers or downloaders. This sort of behavior is typical of the CIA. They
have proven time after time that they are incapable of doing their own dirty
work but rely on a long list (like this one) of willing and eager toadies to
make their points. The CIA is the one that invented the phrase "plausible
deniability" by hiding in the shadows and using willing tools to act as
their defenders. One remembers how they got their inhouse journalists at
ABC, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and, of course, the
Washington Post, to attack San Jose Mercury investigative reporter Webb when
he (quite correctly) accused the Company of running drugs into the ghettos
to get money for financing the Contras and their own expensive life styles.
Webb got fired for telling the truth and his detractors got....? An envelope
with money? A signed picture of John Deutsch before he was sacked for
breaches of security? Bismarck said "Many enemies, Much honor" and it is
always the kicked dog that yelps.
MORE HERE:
http://cryptome.org/cia-2619-rc.htm