Use "cia" in a sentence

1. The CIA has reason to

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2. As Assistant Attorney General under Clinton, formed the infamous wall between the activities of the CIA and FBI, thus contributing mightily to the disaster of 9/ll, without so much as an admonishment from her president

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3. The operations of the Senate Church committee in 1975 did much, of course to gut the CIA

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4. And let"s not forget the role of the disgusting Jamie Gorelick who, in her role as Clinton"s Assistant Attorney General, erected a wall of separation between the FBI and the CIA

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5. Recognizing that federal law prohibits the CIA from operating on American territory, that law does not prevent intelligence sharing between federal agencies

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6. Ex CIA agent of Watergate fame, prolific writer, and conservative commentator

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7. He used the CIA in several assassination attempts, especially those against Castro

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8. and the CIA paid for all of it with money reaching us through

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9. After passing copies of the CIA report around the table, he made copious notes on a lined pad while he waited for them to read it

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10. “Well, if the CIA report is to be believed?” He waited a beat until the Prime Minister nodded his head, “Then we have no option but to isolate both areas and prevent any further spread of

11. The Shah claimed to be part of an ancient dynasty, when in fact he was put in power in 1953 by a CIA coup, overthrowing the elected President Mossadegh

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12. The CIA carries out the attacks, rather than the US military, in part because they are not bound by the rules of war

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13. The Association for Responsible Dissent, mostly former CIA agents, estimates 6 million deaths from CIA actions

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14. Ahmed Chalabi and the Iraqi National Congress, set up and sponsored by the CIA, was intended to take over Iraq after Hussein's overthrow

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15. That the CIA thought Iraqis would accept him as a leader shows a failure of intelligence, in both meanings of the word

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16. The CIA called Curveball “crazy” and a “con man

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17. But where most US allies worked with the CIA, Panama worked more with the US Army because of the Panama Canal

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18. Bush had been head of the CIA in the 1970s, while the agency had Noriega on the payroll

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19. US intelligence, especially the CIA, carried out some of these attacks, especially on Cuba

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20. CIA officers are also required to read this book

21. Saddam Hussein had a long series of ties to the US, was on the CIA payroll since the 1950s, and his atrocities did not trouble any US president

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22. The federal government and the CIA provided support to some of these terrorists going back to before the Bay of Pigs

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23. In a real sense, these terrorists were CIA creations

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24. What role did US presidents play in Cuban-American terrorism? Kennedy created a clear case of what the CIA calls blowback, a Frankenstein monster that turns on its creator

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25. Socialist Salvador Allende was legally elected in 1970, and Nixon immediately conspired with the CIA and phone company AT&T to overthrow him with a blockade, strikes, paid agitators, until finally a military coup brought him down

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26. AT&T financed “destabilizing” Chile's government with tens of millions, as did the CIA

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27. The Church Committee of the US Congress concluded the CIA was not directly involved in the coup itself

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28. But Congress was only looking at if the CIA gave direct orders to the military, not the fact of years of efforts to weaken the government and openly hoping for an overthrow

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29. What Nixon and the CIA did was roughly equivalent to telling professional killers how much you wanted someone dead and leaving money on the table, but not directly handing them the money or saying the words, “Kill him

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30. Most interrogations had a US official, either a civilian CIA or Special Forces soldier, present and directing it

31. William Colby, later head of the CIA, directed Phoenix after Komer

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32. Yet it is also clear that the great majority of torture deaths happened under CIA or Special Forces supervision, if not direct orders

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33. He shortly became the Director of the CIA

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34. CIA interrogators carried out some interrogations, but more often supervised or directed the kidnapping of suspects to be tortured in third party countries, usually dictatorships with no laws against torture

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35. “Truman said he worked with some CIA agents during the war; is that how you met?”

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36. “According to him, the CIA was responsible for a whole lot more than help on the battlefield

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37. “He was a CIA intelligence officer whose specialty was interrogation

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38. Sinclair could show up anywhere, because he was the American CIA agent to be called in for particularly sensitive situations that involved the movement of communist military hardware

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39. Only in the aftermath of the Watergate Scandal, CIA spying scandals, Vice President Agnew's leaving office under a bribery scandal, and over a decade of turmoil over the US-Vietnam War could an almost unknown governor become president

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40. Recruiting within the officer corps for training with the newly formed and highly classified Contra Officers Combat Readiness Training (COCRT), sponsored by the CIA, began even before the Samosa family’s hurried departure

41. (Technically, the US was ‘not involved’: the official decision by CIA Director, William Casey, to ‘offer support to’ the Contras or Frente de Democracia Nacional, FDN came later, in 1981

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42. ) Much to Truman’s surprise, John Hall was one of the two CIA men conducting interviews at the training center

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43. But loyalty was something that could be bought with cold hard cash, so the CIA provided it

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44. The long list of countries invaded by the US, or governments overthrown by US troops, the CIA, or military dictatorships supported by the US, would be far less

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45. Cheney also devoted an enormous amount of time to pushing for a pardon for Scooter Libby, a staff member convicted of perjury and obstructing the investigation of a leak exposing the identity of a CIA agent

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46. Many observers thought Libby's obstruction was to hide the fact that the one who exposed the CIA agent's identity may have been adviser Karl Rove or even Bush himself

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47. A CIA intelligence estimate that Iran was unlikely to develop the atomic bomb soon (as indeed they have not for the six years since then) strengthened the case of those opposed to bombing Iran

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48. The Benghazi CIA station deaths theory was debunked within the first two weeks

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49. John would want to sit and share war stories from the old days when he was in Nicaragua with the CIA

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50. John Frazer, or Sinclair, as he had been known through a long career with the CIA, was a confirmed believer in the power of providence

51. He was certain that he’d forgiven Truman long ago and put the blame where it belonged: squarely on the shoulders of the American CIA

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52. But he’d been dead, and that made convenient condemning the CIA and the monstrosity they had created from his cousin

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53. The extensive response told of events, all too close to what he had long suspected, to be doubted: the American CIA, he said, had employed him, Gordon Edward, and others as cocaine smugglers to finance their incursion into Nicaragua the same as had been done in Vietnam to finance certain ‘secret war’ activities only, in that case, the drug had been heroine

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54. Then, in a dizzying avalanche of events cascading out of control, Truman showed up, returned from the dead, Edgar was brutally murdered before his very eyes, and now, here’s his cousin cocaine trafficking on a grand scale for a major politician! Added to this parade of horrors was the knowledge that the American CIA sponsored their bloody rampage through his country by drug smuggling

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55. “I actually met him when I returned to Nicaragua as a Contra,” he answered, “but I had already studied his complete history in a file provided by the American CIA, and knew much more about him than he would have told me himself

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56. After three days in the country, they entered a suburb of Veracruz, from where Truman called Anton, the son of Juan who, as a young man, attended Pennsylvania State University – thanks to his father’s cooperation with Truman and the CIA

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57. “Family recipe, you said? This place yours, then? This is what you do, sell drinks and work with the CIA?”

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58. “I thought you were just selling info this way and that according to what suits the CIA

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59. The report contained a great deal of information about Islamist terrorists, and outlined under “operational opportunities” a profound lack of communication between the CIA and FBI

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60. Wilson was a Bush-hater, a liar, and a schemer, what and who then was his wife? His wife was Valerie Plame, a looker and an employee of the CIA

61. Next, the public was treated to a riveting story about how an undercover (covert) agent of the CIA had been outed

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62. It was a crime to reveal the identity of a covert agent of the CIA

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63. Still, the public needed convincing, and the CIA took on some Japanese allies in

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64. And all they could talk about was the CIA and surveillance, and bombs

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65. Kevin fell for a girl and when he told her that he was a CIA agent it was too much for her and she broke it off with him

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66. “I’m commander and chief of all secret agents at the CIA, I trust that Jesse here has told you about your necklace and why we abducted you?” he asked

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67. “Explain what? That you’re a CIA agent? That you’ve been an agent all this time? Doing nothing but following orders,” she hissed, fire returning to her eyes with a vengeance

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68. I wouldn’t have to? What did he mean? I thought about all the CIA movies I’ve watched in the past; what did they do the victims who were too traumatized? And then it hit me

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69. “Yes, this way the airport will be expecting this jet and the CIA will know we’re coming” I said looking at her

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70. Everyone stopped to stare at us when we passed the hallway; I guess word got out about agent Gilbert betraying the CIA for Lucky

71. But your fiancée is a liability and weakness the CIA can’t afford” he said

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72. Commenting on our training and what will be expected of us as CIA agents from now on

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73. I drove to the CIA headquarters, I went straight to Bill’s office as he has requested to see me before the bus arrives

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74. Since I was working for the CIA

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75. Worst of all if the CIA went through with erasing my memory, I would’ve never known the great love and affection we both shared

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76. “The CIA is assembling all the elite agents in New York

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77. whether he was a member of the CIA,” said the newscaster

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78. A member of the CIA? Bill? No, no, no

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79. , and oddly, a number of them found work with the OSS, the precursor of the CIA

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80. What little CIA and U

81. And it is very important that we must recognize the detrimental attempts to weaken the departments of the armed forces, Homeland Security, the FBI, and the CIA

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82. It had been reported that in some instances psychics working with the CIA were asked to spy on Soviet military bases in their dreams

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83. It was the CIA

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84. , a second gunman, CIA involvement, anti-Castro sentiment and the like

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85. What is the consequence for this lifestyle? According to CIA world statistics, the average life expectancy for men is 59 in Russia, 62 in Ukraine, and 65 in Colombia

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86. “When he came to me with the first application, he said it involved a covert program the department was fronting for the CIA and I believed him

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87. Right from the beginning of his career as a CIA field

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88. He was also the key figure behind kidnapping a CIA agent in Beirut

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89. The CIA agent was freed in return for three hundred anti-tank rockets

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90. untrue, but the fact that he was ex CIA agent, a man of special skills, he wanted to leave out (such an

91. The entire Retriever 9 team were vetted by a doctor, debriefed and sent on to Ramstein as well, where they spent the same uncomfortable night in the locked wing of the Hospital under guard where they were told they would be interrogated by both the NCIS and CIA

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92. Raven has been declared a person of interest to Homeland Security and the CIA

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93. They last surfaced in Argentina where both the CIA and the British MI6 monitored their dealings and waited for a slip or mistake to be made

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94. Carmen grinned, “We accessed these files from the CIA, and they don’t know we have them

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95. Ritchie was not so sure, his dealings with the CIA had often ended in mishap and annoyance

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96. I need to contact the CIA and the British agents in the area

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97. Tom Parlon from the CIA and David Burns from British Intelligence are both meeting here in about an hour

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98. We have guns and ammunition arriving with the CIA and the British

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