.... Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2007 George Tenet’s Machiavellian Moment Philip Giraldi George Tenet’s tenure at the Central Intelligence Agency, which spanned the years 1995 until 2004 as deputy director and then director, was controversial even prior to the recent...

... accommodating George Tenet was CIA director at the time, the agency would almost certainly have responded positively to a request from the White House Reviews  149 to produce a false document, even though it is illegal for CIA to generate disinforma...

... by much of the media as authentic. As an always accommodating George Tenet was CIA director at the time, the agency would almost certainly have responded positively to a request from the White House Reviews  149 to produce a false document...

... as authentic. As an always accommodating George Tenet was CIA director at the time, the agency would almost certainly have responded positively to a request from the White House Reviews  149 to produce a false document, even though it is illegal...

... and how he views his struggle with the United States and its allies. Scheuer was granted permission to publish this book by former director of central intelligence George Tenet, even though it is unusual for a serving CIA offi cer to pub- lish a work that tends to undermine the policies...

... and how he views his struggle with the United States and its allies. Scheuer was granted permission to publish this book by former director of central intelligence George Tenet, even though it is unusual for a serving CIA offi cer to pub- lish a work that tends to undermine the policies...

... and how he views his struggle with the United States and its allies. Scheuer was granted permission to publish this book by former director of central intelligence George Tenet, even though it is unusual for a serving CIA offi cer to pub- lish a work that tends to undermine the policies...

...’ efforts seeking to facilitate resumption of a peace process (by whatever name) between Israel and the Palestinians. Former U.S. senator George Mitchell and his committee offered means of restoring confidence prior to negotiations. But violence precluded imple- mentation of this proposal. George Tenet...

... uncovered a CIA officer working Reviews  153 under nonofficial cover as a businesswoman spying on various dimensions of France’s trade policy. Amid these and other intelligence miscues, George Tenet emerged as the new director of central...

..., a French counterespionage operations sting uncovered a CIA officer working Reviews  153 under nonofficial cover as a businesswoman spying on various dimensions of France’s trade policy. Amid these and other intelligence miscues, George Tenet...

..., a French counterespionage operations sting uncovered a CIA officer working Reviews  153 under nonofficial cover as a businesswoman spying on various dimensions of France’s trade policy. Amid these and other intelligence miscues, George Tenet...

... tenets by using Macedonian Helle- nism’s names and symbols. The small country, representing a small part of a larger whole country — ­less than 20 percent of Philip’s historic Macedonia — ­ portrays itself as representing the entire Macedonia. Its claims for an exclu- sive Macedonian identity have...

... of mankind. I know you must applaud, therefore, as I do, when President Jimmy Carter says, as he did in his Notre Dame speech in May, 1977, First, we have reaffi rmed America’s commitment to human rights as a fun- damental tenet of our foreign policy. In ancestry, religion, color, place...

... of Central Intelligence George Tenet testified before the Senate Select Com- mittee on Intelligence and said that “al Qaeda leaders still at large are working to reconstitute the organization and to resume its terrorist opera- tions” and that the al Qaeda terrorist...

... rule was fought by people who ardently believed in the lofty tenets of the Enlightenment philosophers. With John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau as the preeminent “mentors” of the American renaissance, the Greek ideals of democracy were retrieved from the dungeons of absolutism...

... former Central Intelligence Agency director George Tenet would consider this also “a slam dunk.” Iraq Iraq has been portrayed by the administration as a subset of the war against terrorism. Indeed, in the absence of any evidence that Saddam Hussein sup- ported al Qaeda...

... about the contemporary social and political dimensions of their ancient faith, but Patriarch Bartholomew’s message is pertinent to adherents of other confessions and faiths, intro- ducing an ecumenical dimension to basic Orthodox tenets. Patriarch Bartholomew boldly addresses difficult...

... confessions and faiths, intro- ducing an ecumenical dimension to basic Orthodox tenets. Patriarch Bartholomew boldly addresses difficult and sensitive issues: deep mistrust between East and West, respect for human rights, destruction of the natural environment, and sharp division among religious faiths...

... to basic Orthodox tenets. Patriarch Bartholomew boldly addresses difficult and sensitive issues: deep mistrust between East and West, respect for human rights, destruction of the natural environment, and sharp division among religious faiths. As one who knows firsthand what it means to survive...

... embassy in Tehran, but interest elsewhere in the US government waned. George W. Bush’s director of central intelli- gence, George Tenet, reduced the manpower dedicated to Iran operations by almost 90 percent, and there were likely no more than a dozen case officers and analysts focusing on Iran...