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A Russian intelligence source warned the United States in the mid-1990's that Moscow had a spy inside the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but investigators were unable to track the lead to Robert Philip Hanssen, the F.B.I. agent who was arrested on Feb. 18 on espionage charges, intelligence and law enforcement officials said today.
They dismissed as "revisionist history" charges that intelligence had been twisted to justify an attack on Iraq.
Bush administration officials chose the latter when they dismissed as "revisionist history" charges that intelligence data was twisted to justify an Iraq attack.
Through poisonous recriminations last summer between Mr. Blair's aides and the British Broadcasting Corporation, whose correspondent, Andrew Gilligan, leveled the charges about intelligence manipulation in late May, the case has become a referendum on Mr. Blair's credibility and leadership.
After the Weathermen went "underground" in 1970 and many of them were being sought by the F.B.I. on criminal charges, Cuban intelligence officers were in touch with them from both the New York mission and the Cuban Embassy in Canada.
Semantics Note: The officer in charge of intelligence for the United States Army and the officer in charge of counter-intelligence for the United States Army turn out to be the same officer.
The New Yorker, March 24 , 1945P. 23 Semantics Note: The officer in charge of intelligence for the United States Army and the officer in charge of counter-intelligence for the United States Army turn out to be the same officer.
Miguel Colorado González was in charge of assigning police to organised-crime investigations; Fernando Rivera Hernández was one of his deputies, in charge of intelligence.
The military has charged an intelligence analyst, Pfc.
The Republicans insist that lawmakers in charge of intelligence and appropriations can work more closely.
The inquiry will be led by Mr. Gates's senior aide in charge of intelligence oversight.
