Mr. Jahanbegloo's televised statement, recorded during his detention in 2006, included the admission that on trips outside Iran he had become acquainted with Americans and Israelis, many of whom, he said on television, were "intelligence figures".
That would deprive Parliament of the power to look into abuses in the judiciary, radio and television, the intelligence and security apparatus and the giant state-supported foundations that control huge swaths of the economy.
When interviewed on local television news, NTN24, Garcia also contended that those who arrested Ledezma were not police, but from the Venezuelan intelligence service, SEBIN.
Professionally, Baye admires Helen Mirren ("quite extraordinary – film, theatre, television... such intelligence") and Tilda Swinton ("great originality, enormous simplicity").
In the weeks before the murder, he was repeatedly on television using military intelligence files to denounce "guerrillas".
South Korea's YTN television cited an intelligence official in Seoul as saying Kim's health had worsened after a whirlwind five-day trip to China last month.
Rice suggested in television interviews that intelligence information pointed towards a spontaneous attack, prompted by protest over a US-made anti-Muslim film.
But he added that the Britain arrests were nothing that Mr. Clapper had to act on and suggested that the preoccupations of television networks and intelligence agencies were not identical.
http://t.co/Wm8hs5zQ — Ellen Barry (@EllenBarryNYT) 31 Jan 13 But after even state television mentioned his intelligence career, the judge himself denied that he was a spy in a blog post published on the ANNA Web site early Thursday, apparently written after he was discharged from a hospital in Damascus.
