The following documents have been received under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and contain the “Congressional Correspondence Logs” for all communications between Congress, and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Each log outlines who the correspondence was with, the date, and topic of the letter. Declassified Congressional Correspondence Logs Congressional Correspondence with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Calendar Year 2013 [6 Pages, 0.6MB] Background on the CIA The Central Intelligence Agency was created in 1947 with the signing of the National Security Act by President Harry S. Truman. The act also created a Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) to serve…
Author: John Greenewald
Background For last approximately 20 years, the Drug Enforcement Administration(DEA) has created a report with thousands of documents, in a database known as the “Intelligence Production Database.” However, this database is not complete, as it does not include the DEA Intelligence Briefs. But, this document is helpful in understanding the massive scope of drug enforcement efforts in the United States and other nations. Declassified Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Intelligence Production Database Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Intelligence Production Database, 1997-2015 [30 Pages, 11.3MB] https://documents.theblackvault.com/documents/dea/DEA-Production-Database-1997-2015.pdf
The following is a short excerpt from the report. The entire document can be downloaded below: Per the request of ADIC WELCH, the following analysis of the FBI/DEA Joint Narcotics Task Force is set forth: The Task Force was established in September, 1977 with the stated purpose of effecting “optimum use of the resources of both agencies in order to achieve successful prosecution and neutralization of high level narcotics traffickers who are also members of the organized crime element”. The Task Force was established with an FBI Supervisor and nine Bureau Agents plus a DEA Group Supervisor with six Agents. The Task Force has been in operation…
Background In September of 2014, InfoWars.com published an article which stated that the FBI listed ZERO as the number of people killed in Newtown, Connecticut in 2012. This fuels the conspiracy that the Newtown shooting was a “false flag” operation, and that no one died. Here is an excerpt from the article: Recently released FBI crime statistics curiously appear to show that no murders occurred in Newtown, Connecticut, in 2012, despite reports that numerous schoolchildren and faculty members were slaughtered during a shooting rampage in December of that year. In contrast to the Connecticut report, the 2012 FBI crime report…
Background The following document was received under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). It was created by the Director of the DIA, LTG Patrick M. Hughes. In the introduction, he writes: This is the fourth edition of the Primer on the Future Threat and my final as the Director of DIA. My intent remains to provide a thought provoking document that highlights for decision makers and long range planners those threats and challenges that may emerge in the period 1999-2020 and beyond. Over the past five years, the Department of Defense has grown increasingly…