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CIA book_quoted
“without revealing the secrets or the fact that they're tied to the CIA. Judge Stanley Sporkin, S-P-O-R-K-I-N, who at the time of the Eatsco probe was the CIA's general counsel, said that Greenberg had a great relationship with the CIA. In F…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 29 @ 13:17
Stanley Sporkin member_of
CIA documented
“While the allegations may be entirely false, there are sufficient factual details which could cause certain damage to our image and program in Central America. A memo from the CIA General Counsel Stanley Sporkin said this, quote, this matte…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 6 @ 51:59
Stanley Sporkin member_of
Securities and Exchange Commission documented
“And like Stanley Sporkin, you know, doesn't strike me as necessarily a bad guy or complicit in like that. But you mentioned his name as the CIA's general counsel. He worked at the Securities and Exchange Commission as the director of enforc…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 6 @ 1:02:03
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▶ 51:59
While the allegations may be entirely false, there are sufficient factual details which could cause certain damage to our image and program in Central America. A memo from the CIA General Counsel Stanley Sporkin said this, quote, this matte…
▶ 1:02:03
And like Stanley Sporkin, you know, doesn't strike me as necessarily a bad guy or complicit in like that. But you mentioned his name as the CIA's general counsel. He worked at the Securities and Exchange Commission as the director of enforc…
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He was one of the real success stories, according to Stanley Sporkin, who was then the general counsel of the CIA. Yes, Beasley found himself enmeshed in yet another financial institution in the web of scandal. His boss, Alberto Duque, got …
▶ 13:17
without revealing the secrets or the fact that they're tied to the CIA. Judge Stanley Sporkin, S-P-O-R-K-I-N, who at the time of the Eatsco probe was the CIA's general counsel, said that Greenberg had a great relationship with the CIA. In F…
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where top officials of the CIA and the Justice Department and State Department gathered to discuss the White House position on the Itzko prosecution. Stanley Sporkin, Bill Casey's hand-picked general counsel for the CIA, wrote a memorandum …
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William Taft IV, who's, by the way, under investigation, by these same people, the General Counsel of the Defense Department, who had unsuccessfully urged Accord's suspension, and Robert Kimmitt, K-I-M-M-I-T-T, one of Jimmy Carter's NSC emp…
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and Jeff Smith of the State Department was also present. First, Sporkin's memo described the allegations, quote, current and former senior officials of the U.S. government conspired with certain foreign officials to defraud the U.S. and Egy…
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Hobel, H-O-B-E-L-M-A-N, shipping company, which Eastco had used as its freight border, and Abu Ghazala, who was now the defense minister, continued, very embarrassing state secrets might emerge for the CIA. Sporkin wrote, Mr. Hoffman and We…
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As his closeness with the CIA, a former general counsel of the agency who worked with Mr. Greenberg, Stanley Sporkin, who we just talked about, became a federal judge, said that the prosecutor had a great relationship with the intelligence …
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Deputy Director John McMahon agonized over this use of CIA services without a presidential finding. I'm sure he did. Meanwhile, McFarlane resigned in December to be replaced by Admiral John Poindexter. At a Christmastime event, Langley aske…