The world's most powerful spy apparatus creates ad-hoc information to trigger or stop wars, bring or not to veto economic maneuvers of various kinds. Countries to ban rogue imports of American goods (embargoes).
I took inspiration from a book, plots and conspiracies, to find some information which I summarize below.
We talk about the concealment of real active state and active in the most emblematic cases in U.S. history. Drug trafficking, concealment of evidence of UFOs, the deaths of JFK, Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. Only the president has actually access real intelligence organization chart but is said to be by far the largest spy agency in the world. The goals are mainly related to any kind of terrorism, drug trafficking, organized crime and internal security while it seems that it can not investigate the motherland. The CIA was unable to prevent the September 11 attack and was compromised in the dissemination of false news about the presence of Iraqi unconventional weapons. The same house committee, established in 2004 that the CIA had spread the possibility of a threat of these weapons "so unreasonable, largely unproven Inventory report from information provided by the services." As concerning the Agency's budget is only known to its secrecy. In 1997 a civil suit brought by the Federation of American Scientists allowed to make public the potential budget, estimated at 26.7 billion dollars. Now there may be duplicate. It seems that employees are 16,000 and are used in the genral headquarters in Langley, Virginia. Sections directives that respond to the director are three: Intelligence, Science & Technology, Administration & Operation (Secret Service, Science and Technology, Administration, Operating Segments). The "War on Terror" by George W. Bush has given a lot of work to operational and counterintelligence, also believed that former director George Bush, father of presidente possa avere esercitato pressioni politiche per avere maggiori finanziamenti. per chi volesse maggiori informazioni puo cliccare su www.cia.gov nella sezione "who we are and what we do".
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