The History of Terrorism
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1986-Today CIA's Counterterrorism Center (CTC)
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1997 Dateline NBC - A Crack in the Story
2010 In addition to these efforts, Clarridge's "dispatches - an amalgam of fact, rumor, analysis and uncorroborated reports - have been sent to military officials who, until last spring [2010] at least, found some credible enough to be used in planning str
2010 They are also fed to conservative commentators, including Oliver L. North, a compatriot from the Iran-contra days and now a Fox News analyst, and Brad Thor, an author of military thrillers and a frequent guest of Glenn Beck."
According to the New York Times, the Eclipse Group "fielded operatives in the mountains of Pakistan and the desert badlands of Afghanistan."
Clarridge and the Eclipse Group "sought to discredit Ahmed Wali Karzai, the Kandahar power broker who has long been on the C.I.A. payroll, and planned to set spies on his half brother,...
Counter-Guerrilla (Turkey Operation Gladio)
Eclipse Group
In his final interview Duane Clarridge, former CIA operations officer and Iran-Contra figure, hinted that George Cave's novel October 1980 was a largely accurate depiction of how Reagan's October Surprise transpired.
Joseph F. Fernandez
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