The History of Terrorism
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1786-1787 Shays' Rebellion
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Charles E. Allen
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Charles E. Allen
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1985-Today The same people who lied about the Iran-Contra scandal to the CIA and was reprimanded by the DCI William Webster also wrote the COG Plan for the US.
2002-Today United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Assistant Secretary for Information Analysis at the Department of Homeland Security
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Continuity of government in the United States
DCI Robert James "Jim" Woolsey Jr.
DHS Chief of Intelligence
George W. Bush administration personnel
Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA)
National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal (NIDSM)
People associated with the Iran-Contra affair
People of the Central Intelligence Agency
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US Lt Col Oliver North AKA John Caffey AKA Mr. Green
US President George Bush Jr Administration
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1980-1982 Allen was detailed to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, where he was deputy director of a continuity of government planning project.
1981 A colleague quoted Allen as saying during a COG meeting, "our job is to throw the Constitution out the window."
1986 "On September 9, 1986, a senior CIA analyst, Charles Allen, wrote a memo on the arms sales to Iran, a copy of which went to Mr. Gates. He also claims to have talked to Mr. Gates regarding shipments of arms to Iran. ...
2005 The New York Times reported that supporters of former C.I.A. Director George Tenet were critical of the CIA Inspector General's report on the intelligences failures...
Allen played the White House game, these critics claimed, by using contrived information provided by CIA consultant George Cave to support the Iran program.
Allen, they said, took advantage of his access to Casey to promote a political line - that an opening could be made to Iranian moderates-that could not be supported by the information they had gathered on Iran's internal politics.
Charles E. Allen assignment to the COG project brought him into contact with Oliver North, who was delegated to monitor COG's findings by National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane.
Continuity of government (COG)
Director of Central Intelligence William Webster formally reprimanded Allen for failing to fully comply with the DCI's request for full cooperation in the agency's internal Iran-Contra scandal investigation.
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NSC Advisor Robert Carl "Bud" McFarlane