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The Craft of Intelligence book

also: the book, Dulles' book

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Allen Dulles wrote The Craft of Intelligence documented
“Alan Dulles never sat foot in the new building, the current CIA headquarters, as director of the CIA. It's like the ultimate slap in his face, actually, because he was largely in charge of building it and never allowed to go in it as the di…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner – Presidents’ Secret Wars Chapter 11 cont’d @ 18:11
Allen Dulles funded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“Dulles spiced the book with a few colorful espionage tales but it essentially was an argument for the kind of aggressive intelligence establishment that he had built. He drew a dire picture of the espionage battlefield in the Cold War where…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22 @ 2:54
Allen Dulles funded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“he could not possibly conceive of such an unpleasant scenario actually occurring. When Cass Canfield asked Dulles to write a book drawing on his long career as a spook, Dulles was initially noncommittal, telling the publisher, first of all,…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22 @ 9:13
Allen Dulles founded The Craft of Intelligence book_quoted
“Kennedy assassination, the CIA's assassination of Kennedy. But as Friday, November 22nd grew near, Dulles spent much of his time away from his Georgetown home base. His book tour, The Craft of Intelligence, provided the spymaster the perfec…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 24 @ 33:12
Alfred Knopf funded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“By now, Langley's efforts at damage control were rapidly being overtaken by events. Shutting down the Harrington Inquiry could not have saved the secret warriors. In June, the New York publisher, Alfred Koft, released the book, The CIA and …”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 15:13
Victor Marchetti founded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“By now, Langley's efforts at damage control were rapidly being overtaken by events. Shutting down the Harrington Inquiry could not have saved the secret warriors. In June, the New York publisher, Alfred Koft, released the book, The CIA and …”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 15:13
Allen Dulles founded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“Allen on until the completion of the new CIA headquarters building in Langley, the construction of which had been one of Dulles' great dreams. And then he pulled the rug out and fired him so that he never got to be in the building officiall…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 23 (24) @ 15:18
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. founded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“to publication of the Schlesinger and Theodore Sorensen's memoirs on Kennedy. With their description of the president's concerns about the CIA plans, Dulles wrote drafts of a reply, hundreds of pages, but never published. The rebuttal shows…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 23 (24) @ 15:48
Theodore Sorensen founded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“to publication of the Schlesinger and Theodore Sorensen's memoirs on Kennedy. With their description of the president's concerns about the CIA plans, Dulles wrote drafts of a reply, hundreds of pages, but never published. The rebuttal shows…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 23 (24) @ 15:48
Grayston Lynch founded The Craft of Intelligence documented
“that a big mistake had been Dulles' absence from the scene. Going to Puerto Rico created a problem. Among smaller fry, Grayston Lynch, in 1998 memoir, published a fierce diatribe aimed primarily at Schlesinger, Sorensen, and the journalist …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 23 (24) @ 17:15
CIA covered_up The Craft of Intelligence book_quoted
“While the spotlight was a sketchy publication at the time, Marchetti himself had credibility. A former Soviet military specialist for the CIA, he had risen to become a special assistant to Richard Helms before resigning in 69 over disagreem…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22 @ 1:04:06
Allen Dulles wrote The Craft of Intelligence book_quoted
“the reader that the Chinese communist under Mao followed the teachings of Sun Tzu, as if that's a reason for us to adopt it as well. As I read through The Craft of Intelligence, I kept looking for any section in which Dulles might show a si…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #9 b @ 22:44

Mentions (23)

The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10
▶ 37:06 April 1960, the CIA helped to rig an election for the CD&I and Fumi. Donman reports that the CIA agents participated in the election rigging with or without the authority of the American ambassador. A Foreign Service officer had seen CIA ag…
The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 10
▶ 39:56 to oust Suvana supporters from the capital. The proof of this was that while Sarat's forces in Thailand blockaded the capital, Air America was stepping up its military airlift, supplying warlike material to Fumi. It was plain, Doman said, t…
The Colonel’s Corner – Presidents’ Secret Wars Chapter 11 cont’d
▶ 18:11 Alan Dulles never sat foot in the new building, the current CIA headquarters, as director of the CIA. It's like the ultimate slap in his face, actually, because he was largely in charge of building it and never allowed to go in it as the di…
The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 6
▶ 1:04:35 that the U.S. had to do something, you know, because it was a communist after all. Alan Dulles is even more forthright in his book called The Craft of Intelligence. This is a quote. In Iran, Amosadeh and in Guatemala and Arbenz had come to …
The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont
▶ 36:16 to know all of the details, the appropriate records remain classified. Why would that be? It's not for the courts. In fact, the entire discussion of Tibet in a book called The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence would have been deleted by the …
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 23 (24)
▶ 15:18 Allen on until the completion of the new CIA headquarters building in Langley, the construction of which had been one of Dulles' great dreams. And then he pulled the rug out and fired him so that he never got to be in the building officiall…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 1:03 today's day over what we've had the last couple of days any day. All right, so you got to get yourself grounded, which is what I try to do on those walks. We are on chapter 18, the big event. Let's dive in. October 1963, Dulles sent Arthur…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 1:31 Schlesinger assigned copy of his new book, The Craft of Intelligence, to give to President Kennedy. Schlesinger found the inscription that Dulles had scrolled in the book a little tepid. By now, the White House historian clearly saw through…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 2:27 That's a good Rooseveltian line. It had not occurred to Schlesinger before, but he immediately realized Kennedy was right. The letter he had written to Dulles for the president's signature did indeed recall FDR as a master of polite brush o…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 2:54 Dulles spiced the book with a few colorful espionage tales but it essentially was an argument for the kind of aggressive intelligence establishment that he had built. He drew a dire picture of the espionage battlefield in the Cold War where…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 4:49 had done within the CIA. Dulles also denounced another flagrant example of Soviet, quote, cold-blooded pragmatism. Okay, let me fix that. All right, there we go. Okay, so basically, we're talking about The Craft of Intelligence, a book Dull…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 9:13 he could not possibly conceive of such an unpleasant scenario actually occurring. When Cass Canfield asked Dulles to write a book drawing on his long career as a spook, Dulles was initially noncommittal, telling the publisher, first of all,…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 9:43 less than truthful statement, for Dulles always relied on others, including CIA personnel and media assets, to write magazines articles for him, speeches for him, and books. Despite Dulles' retirement status, the craft of intelligence was a…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 10:38 who provided ready access to his extensive files to justify the quote-unquote communist threat. Kent also suggested that Dulles use your potent association with Princeton to good effect. Joseph Strayer, the longtime chair of Princeton's his…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 11:11 Dulles was so deeply connected to the media world that the critical response to The Craft of Intelligence was all but assured when it was published in the fall of 63. Washington Post heralded what amounted to little more than a predictable …
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 11:36 found a clever way to celebrate a book that revealed very little about Dulles' actual spycraft, praising it as brilliantly selective candor. The Times Review provided more quotes for the book, declaring, there is material enough here on bre…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 12:35 which is his pet name for Alan. The Times executive told Dulles that his appointment was the best news I have read in a long time. The supposedly independent media. If Dulles needed any assurance that he continued to be a power player after…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22
▶ 1:04:06 While the spotlight was a sketchy publication at the time, Marchetti himself had credibility. A former Soviet military specialist for the CIA, he had risen to become a special assistant to Richard Helms before resigning in 69 over disagreem…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 24
▶ 33:12 Kennedy assassination, the CIA's assassination of Kennedy. But as Friday, November 22nd grew near, Dulles spent much of his time away from his Georgetown home base. His book tour, The Craft of Intelligence, provided the spymaster the perfec…
The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 25
▶ 13:18 that he tried to call to a U.S. Army intelligence officer in Riley, North Carolina. CIA veteran Victor Marchetti, who analyzed the Raleigh call in his book, The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence, surmised that Oswald was likely following his…
The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #9 b
▶ 22:44 the reader that the Chinese communist under Mao followed the teachings of Sun Tzu, as if that's a reason for us to adopt it as well. As I read through The Craft of Intelligence, I kept looking for any section in which Dulles might show a si…
The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government Part 3
▶ 1:11:42 1974, credible accusations were being made that the CIA was involved in the stock market, specifically in a book called The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence, written by Victor Marchetti, a former CIA analyst and John Marks, who worked at th…
The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39)
▶ 15:13 By now, Langley's efforts at damage control were rapidly being overtaken by events. Shutting down the Harrington Inquiry could not have saved the secret warriors. In June, the New York publisher, Alfred Koft, released the book, The CIA and …