Central Intelligence Agency, The
Central Intelligence Agency, The | The CIA Helps Promote Peace
Robert M. Gates, a career intelligence officer, served on the National Security Council staff under four presidents and was director of Central
Summary: Intelligence under former president George Bush. When the CIA helped negotiate the 1998 Israeli-Palestinian accord, many Americans grew concerned that the CIA was expanding its mission. However, the agency has always played a prominent role in international negotiations and in monitoring cease-fires and treaty compliance. Indeed, the CIA has a longstanding role in helping to promote peace worldwide....
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- The CIA Is Responsible for the Terrorist Attacks on America
- The CIA Cannot Be Blamed for the Terrorist Attacks on America
- The CIA Should Be Granted Expanded Powers to Fight Terrorism
- The CIA Should Not Be Granted Expanded Powers to Fight Terrorism
- The Ban Against CIA Assassinations Should Be Amended
- The Ban Against CIA Assassinations Should Not Be Amended
- The CIA Has Too Little Accountability in the War Against Terrorism
- Covert Action Is Sometimes Justified
- Covert Action Is Never Justified
- The CIA Helps Promote Peace
- The CIA Promotes Violence
- The CIA Has Been Involved in Drug Trafficking
- The CIA Has Not Been Involved in Drug Trafficking
- The CIA Is Seriously Flawed
- America Still Needs the CIA
- The CIA Should Be Reformed
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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