Sentence examples for fabricating intelligence from inspiring English sources

At the inquiry, Mr Campbell drew a distinction between shifting lines and paragraphs in dossiers and actually fabricating intelligence.

"Twenty" derived from the Roman numeral XX, which itself was an allusion to the "Double-Cross System," run by the Committee, of turning enemy agents in place and fabricating intelligence deceptions to employ against the Axis powers.

Fabricated intelligence comes from all directions today.

That is the search for full understanding of the threat to democracy posed by the weapons of mass deception apparently deployed to select, distort and even fabricate intelligence information, corrupting the principle that valid consent to government policy requires an honestly informed citizenry.

Get over it; stop the whining, learn from the past about ridiculous opposition to reasonable regulation, and focus instead on problems of real government overreach -- you know, like starting a war based on fabricated intelligence.

Previously, Iran had claimed that most of the evidence about the project was exaggerated or fabricated by Western intelligence agencies.

In one such article from 2010 that was discovered last week by an anti-Islamist American Web site, a Brotherhood official called the Holocaust a myth fabricated by American intelligence agents and "the biggest scam in modern history".

As part of this campaign, Vladimir Putin's FSB intelligence agency fabricated a case against two Oxford graduates.

Intelligence officials now argue that some of the intelligence was fabricated, and that Mr. Chalabi's motives were to push the United States into toppling Saddam Hussein and pave the way for his installation as Iraq's new leader.

In a letter to the Guardian, 21 academics, activists and dissidents have claimed that Blavatnik is a member of a consortium that "has long been accused of being behind a campaign of state-sponsored harassment against BP", as part of which "Vladimir Putin's FSB intelligence agency fabricated a case against two Oxford graduates".

According to the study, "multiple CIA detainees fabricated information, resulting in faulty intelligence".