So, this suggests more a case of intelligence-gathering than onward selling on the black market".
It wasn't a case of missed intelligence, not at all.
That was not just a case of hyping intelligence, but of asserting something that had already been flatly discredited by an envoy investigating at the behest of the office of Vice President Dick Cheney.
Assuming that this [Benghazi] thing all wasn't just boneheaded political moves to protect Obama, if it wasn't that, it really was a case of fragmentary intelligence interpreted incorrectly and changed quickly as they gathered more information.
The whole affair, May argues, is a classic case of intelligence surprise.
Libya wasn't just a case of poor planning, faulty intelligence and mission creep – it was all a monstrous charade from the very beginning.
"But states are obligated to investigate credible allegations of war crimes and actually provide redress for victims of unlawful attacks, and that is difficult in the case of intelligence agencies".
(See also the El-Masri case, in which a completely innocent man, kidnapped by American intelligence in a case of mistaken identity, also had his case thrown out because it was "secret").
Indian newspapers have reported a case of two Chennai college students whom intelligence services believe to be training with jihadist groups in Syria, while a handful of volunteers from the Maldive Islands have been reported to have gone to Syria to fight.
Is a disturbing murder on a Brighton beach a drug-related killing - or a case of something more sinister to investigate for intelligence officers Henry Colvil and Alex Soames?
