Covert operation
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| Interest of | • CounterSpy • CovertAction Quarterly |
Not to be confused with CovertAction Quarterly, a magazine which focused on such operations by the CIA.
Covert Action is a term used by the American intelligence community to describe "the attempt by a government or group to influence events in another state or territory without revealing its own involvement."[1]
External Resources
- David Isenberg, The Pitfalls of U.S. Covert Operations, The Cato Institute, 7 April 1989. Archive.org Archive.is
- Thomas H. Henrikson, Covert Operations, Now More Than Ever, Hoover Digest, 2000, No.2, Hoover Institution. Archive.is
- Ramsey Clark, The Corruption of Covert Actions, Fall 1998 Archive.orgArchive.is - excerpted from CovertAction Quarterly Nr. 65
An example
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| Document:Bloody US-Directed Raid Destabilizes Philippine Politics | American fingerprints are all over a botched commando raid in the southern Philippines that left dozens dead and shocked the country. |
References
- ↑ Dirty Tricks or Trump Cards, by Roy Godson, Transaction Books, 2001, p.3.
