In March 2000 she was convicted of endangering national security by furnishing state intelligence abroad; Kadeer argued that the documents in question readily available newspaper clippings that she had intended to forward to her husband, who by then was living in exile in the United States hardly constituted state secrets.
"The more Americans in Iraq, the less Iraqis might feel prompted to come forward and furnish us that intelligence, which is what we need so badly to deal with this threat".
So too with the big conspiratorial payoff, which more or less duplicates information known since the first months of the war, when Seymour Hersh, among others, reported that the Bush administration was relying on shabby intelligence furnished, or invented, by the opportunistic exile Ahmad Chalabi.
Representative K. Michael Conaway, Republican of Texas, and Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California, quickly announced they had written to Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, requesting that any recordings or memos about Mr. Trump's conversations with Mr. Comey be furnished to the intelligence committee within two weeks.
In the decade following September 11 , 2001 the national-security establishment in this country devised a surveillance apparatus of genuinely diabolical creativity — a cross-hatch of legal and technical innovations that (in theory, at any rate) could furnish law enforcement and intelligence with a high-definition early-warning system on potential terror events.
In the decade following September 11 , 2001 the national-security establishment in this country devised a surveillance apparatus of genuinely diabolical creativity a cross-hatch of legal and technical innovations that (in theory, at any rate) could furnish law enforcement and intelligence with a high-definition early-warning system on potential terror events.
Rejewski wrote that "the conclusion is that the intelligence material furnished to us should be regarded as having been decisive to solution of the machine".
Our intelligence people had furnished us with extraordinarily detailed charts of gradients in the beach and correlated tide tables.
So when the recent plot to blow up the airliners from Heathrow was uncovered, it was greeted with complete scepticism in Pakistan, especially since the intelligence had been furnished by the Musharraf government.
It is claimed his office approved a British intelligence operation in the early 1990s which helped furnish Iran with the components and technologies for making mustard gas and other lethal nerve agents.
The volume described the achievements and failures of the special intelligence office, its training program and the aid furnished the guerrilla armies in the various theaters of the war.
