INTELLIGENCE                                ISSN 1245-2122
N. 68 New Series, 6 October 1997
Publishing since 1980

Editor
Olivier Schmidt
(email intelligence-adi@wanadoo.fr;
web  http://www.blythe.org/Intelligence)

TABLE OF CONTENTS, N. 68, 6 October 1997

FRONTPAGE

FRANCE - EUROPEAN TUG-OF-WAR WITH U.S. HEATS UP p.1

TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNIQUES

INTERNET COPYRIGHT PROTECTION WITH IBM "CRYPTOLOPE" p.2
MORE LOW-TECH COPYRIGHT PROTECTION AT "INTELLIGENCE" p.3
SQUALENE "COCKTAIL" DISCOVERED IN GULF WAR SYNDROME p.4
COUNTERFEITING - U.S. Treasury Tech Criticised. p.5
SURVEILLANCE - Cobra Ball's New Lease on Life. p.6
T-RAYS - Better than X-Rays. p.7
E-CASH - Mondex Security & Privacy Questioned. p.8
STEALTH - B-2 Goes Abroad. p.9
SUBMARINES - New, Silent, But Conventional. p.10
COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE - Limelight for "Intelligence". p.11

PEOPLE

U.S.A. - DAVID L. AARON p.12
U.S.A. - ROBERT M. "BEAR" BRYANT p.13
CANADA - JOHN DE CHASTELAIN p.14
POLAND - RYSZARD KUKLINSKI p.15
U.S.A. - Lester K. Coleman III. p.16
FRANCE - Patrice de Loustal. p.17
FRANCE - Roger Wybot. p.18
CUBA/SALVADOR - Raul Cruz Leon. p.19
PERU - Vladimiro Montesinos. p.20
SUDAN/GREAT BRITAIN - Mohamed Ahmed Mahjoub. p.21

AGENDA

COMING EVENTS THROUGH 1 NOVEMBER 1997 p.22

INTELLIGENCE AROUND THE WORLD

U.S.A. - FBI WANTS EVERYBODY'S TRUST & DATA ON THEM p.23
     CIA DOMESTIC LOBBYING RUNS AFOUL p.24
     "Bombs Away" on Info Tech. p.25
     Another "Domestic" CIA Operation. p.26

GREAT BRITAIN - SCRAP JURIES SAYS FRAUD BOSS p.27
     CRIME RISES AS POLICE KNOW-HOW DECLINES p.28
     "Rolling Up" David Shayler's Friends. p.29

NORTHERN IRELAND - RUC CHIEF'S DAY IN COURT p.30

FRANCE - ITALY-HUNGARY FUNDAMENTALIST CHANNEL p.31
     ITSEC Weakly "In Force". p.32
     The President's Attractive "Gorillas". p.33

GERMANY - JOINT ANTI-TERRORIST TEAM VISITS EGYPT p.34
     Senior BND Spy Arrested for "Playback". p.35
     Mr. Vogel's Story. p.36

BELGIUM - Securitas Fraud at European Commission. p.37

WESTERN EUROPE - INTERNET THOUGHTS OF "CHAIRMAN" BANGEMANN p.38

ROMANIA - MIXING INTELLIGENCE AND POLITICS p.39

RUSSIA - MEDIA WAVE OF POLITICAL "BACKPACK" A-BOMBS p.40

ISRAEL - NETANYAHU'S "MEATGRINDER" TURNS AGAINST HIM p.41
     SHARON'S "RIMON" DEATH SQUAD SILENCED GAZA p.42

INDIA/GREAT BRITAIN - ARMS FOR ANAND MARGE PLOT THICKENS p.43
     HOME COMING HELICOPTERS p.44

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Intelligence, N. 68, 6 October 1997, p. 3


MORE LOW-TECH COPYRIGHT PROTECTION AT "INTELLIGENCE"


After summer vacation, we reverted back to a low-tech solution
against a small industry of unauthorized photocopying
"Intelligence" by using a technique we developed in the late
1980s which consists of printing with black ink on deep red
paper (see "Copy Technologies and "Intelligence"; INT, n. 65
2).  Although this technique does not make photocopying
impossible, it renders the result almost illegible, making our
"second subscription" price of $110 per year rather attractive
(see "'Fun & Games' with 'Intelligence' Red Issue"; INT, n. 66
34).  But security is a whole and when you block one hole, you
often find another one opens up.  Our low-tech ".i. red
issues;" have achieved their goal, but it seems the relatively
minor traffic in purloined email copies of "Intelligence",
particularly in .i.France Paris; and on the East Coast of the
.i. U.S.;, has blossomed into a substantial industry involving
official organizations, commercial rivals (including a large
security-oriented publishing firm in Washington whose name is
known to "Intelligence") and unauthorized individuals.  There
are security solutions for this also (see the "Technology"
article above), but for small publications, such as
"Intelligence", there are currently no cost-efficient solutions
on the market.

Therefore, "Intelligence" has come up with another low-tech
solution.  According to one security expert, "full issues of
'Intelligence' should not be sent over the Internet and should
not be kept on computers accessible through the Internet", a
rule that we are applying, beginning with this issue.  "Normal
comsec" measures are also recommended for all "Intelligence"
readers:  1.  Change your password often (at least once a
month);  2.  Change obvious names of directories and files
containing "Intelligence" to non-obvious ones (for example, use
"Mail66" instead of "INT66");  3. Do not keep full copies of
"Intelligence" on a disk accessible via Internet.  On our side,
"Intelligence" will no longer be sending full copies by email
as soon as the issue is ready.  All readers will, however,
immediately received a "summary version" including the full
table of contents, several articles and the complete index of
that issue.  At the same time, a full hardcopy "red issue" will
be sent to all email subscribers.  This also means that we do
away with our "combined email-hardcopy" subscription since all
email subscriptions will become combined subscriptions, without
any increase in price.

We intend to fulfill the requirements of "Intelligence" email
readers which can be regrouped in two types of authorized use -
- for current news and for background.  To fulfill requirements
for current news, any legitimate "Intelligence" email reader,
after looking over the "summary version", can contact us and
request a copy of any article of immediate interest while
awaiting the arrival of the "red issue".  As for background
uses which are not fulfilled by the hardcopy and the index, "in
the fullness of time" the contents will arrive by email.  This
means three things:  1.  Several "red issues" will arrive
before the contents of any issue will be sent by email;  2.
The full issues will not be sent as one email message;  3.  The
"Subject: ..." heading of the email messages which will contain
sections of "Intelligence" will not be obvious indications of
the contents (for example, "Re: Your 6 Oct Mail" instead of
"INT, n. 68").  It would be fun to use subject headings such as
"Great Picks", "Make $$$" or "Can't Miss This One", but many of
our readers would delete the message on arrival, and some
systems do it automatically.  So, in times when strong
encryption on international email is outlawed (to catch the
crooks), the crooks -- both private and official -- oblige us
to adopt low-tech solutions and inconvenience our reader, to
whom we respectfully apologize.

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Intelligence, N. 68, 6 October 1997, p. 12


U.S.A. - DAVID L. AARON


Ambassador David L. Aaron is a man of several faces ... and
several hats.  Look for him in the U.S. and he's in Paris
pushing the Clinton administration's restrictive cryptography
policy.  Look for him in Paris, and he's back in Washington
testifying before the Senate for a new job as undersecretary of
Commerce for international trade.  Ask him what he likes to do
and he says he writes novels.  He lives with the weight of past
board membership in the International League for Human Rights
and the Pentagon's highest civilian award:  the National
Defense Medal.  He's working on a screenplay with actor Paul
Newman on scientists, ethics, and the defense program while "on
the run" from a 18 June Electronic Privacy Information Center
lawsuit against the State Department for Freedom of Information
Act (FOIA) release of Mr. Aaron's travel log as U.S. "crypto
czar".  His current official job is double.  Since 30 September
1993, Mr. Aaron is U.S. ambassador to the OECD and thus head of
the U.S. delegation to the OECD.  At the same time, he is the
Clinton administration "crypto czar", meaning U.S. special
envoy for cryptography.

Born on 21 August 1938 in California, he got a B.A. there at
Occidental College, in 1960, before getting an "Ivy League"
Masters at Princeton University, in 1962.  He immediately got a
NATO job in Paris and remained there until 1968, the year of
the famous student riots.  He then served in Washington, at the
United Nations, and in arms limitation talks.  In 1972, he
became a senior staff member at the National Security Council
for two years before moving to the Senate Select Committee on
Intelligence as task force director (1974-77), and then deputy
national security advisor to President Jimmy Carter (1977-81).
When Ronald Reagan took over Washington, Mr. Aaron went into
private business as an investment banker with Oppenheimer & Co.
and as a consultant with his own firm, D. L. Aaron & Co..

He remained active in Democratic Party politics, serving in the
1976, 1984 and 1992 presidential campaigns, and, in particular,
as senior advisor to Vice President Edmond Mondale during the
1984 campaign.  After the campaign, he wrote two of his three
novels:  "State Scarlet" (Putnam, 1987), a National Security
Council thriller, and "Finance/Espionage" (Putnam, 1988), a
Wall Street intrigue.

If Mr. Aaron gets the new job he is seeking at Commerce, he
will have no time for novels.  Americans have clearly expressed
their opposition to the Clinton administration cryptography
policy (see "Feds Trying to Lock Pandora's Encryption Box";
INT, n. 65 24), and, even after being dropped by his OECD
allies this year, Mr. Aaron will have to defend U.S. government
crypto policy against them.  However, this will provide
interesting material for future novels ... if EPIC doesn't get
it first through FOIA.

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Intelligence, N. 68, 6 October 1997, p. 31


FRANCE

ITALY-HUNGARY FUNDAMENTALIST CHANNEL


French media presented the recent visit to Paris of Hungarian
interior minister, Gabor Kuncze, as a "turnabout" in Hungary's
attitude toward cooperating with France, Germany and
Switzerland in building a solid case against arrested terrorist
Illich "Carlos" Ramirez Sanchez.  According to specialists,
"that's just the cover story".  Indeed, there is no "turnabout"
in close Hungarian-French intelligence cooperation which
apparently still secretly holding Carlos' Swiss sidekick, Bruno
Breguet, in Budapest (see "Germany - Dialogue with Hungary
Censored by ... France; INT, p.63 30).  The visit of Mr.
Kuncze, according to French intelligence sources, had to to
with much more pressing and current security-intelligence
problems than Carlos' trial.

According to these specialists, many cadres of the Palestinian
Hamas and the Algerian GIA "went to school" in Khartoum, Sudan,
when Carlos was still there as a "respected old-timer".  Carlos
has apparently shared with French intelligence some of his
knowledge concerning these persons and a "classic" European
infiltration channel which involves travel to northern Italy
and ... Hungary.  Mr. Kuncze's visit to Paris took place during
the same period as the arrest of several suspected Algerian GIA
members and the seizure of terrorist material in northern
Italy.  These persons were supposedly on their way to Hungary,
and from there to France.  Indeed, there are rumors that French
DST internal security believes that a new GIA commando unit has
already arrived in France.  The DST is apparently "grinding its
teeth" since seized GIA material in Europe now includes remote-
control units that "aren't worth the effort" for gas bottle
bombs but are the preferred detonators for large car bombs.

COMMENT  --  This information casts a different light on the
GIA's 26 September declaration in the newspaper, "Al Hayat" in
London promising "destruction and defeat" for France, the
"primary target", because of its "unconditional political,
economic and military support" of the Algerian government.
Three days later, on 29 September, that support was less
"unconditional" after French Prime Minister, Lionel Jospin,
publicly stressed the "violence" of the Aglerian government"
while condemning the "fanatic and violent opposition" of the
GIA.  Prime Minister Jospin stated that the safety of the
French public should be the primary consideration of France's
policy towards the conflict in Algeria.  The same day, the
Algerian government withdrew press accreditation from one of
the four Agence France Presse (AFP) journalists in Algiers.
Now, everybody is "sitting tight" while massacres go on in
Algeria.

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Intelligence, N. 68, 6 October 1997, p. 42


ISRAEL

SHARON'S "RIMON" DEATH SQUAD SILENCED GAZA


A former Israeli Army officer, Daniel Okev, 45, who has
confessed to shooting dead a British Durham University student,
Max Hunter, and seriously wounding his companion, Charlotte
Gibb, in the Negev Desert on 13 August, was a member of a
covert army death squad called "Rimon" which was responsible
for the extra-judicial executions of dozens of alleged
Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip in the early 1970s.
During the forthcoming murder trial, Mr Okev's lawyer, David
Yiftach, intends to call witnesses to testify that the reserve
army major, whom he describes as "a licensed killer", was
psychologically damaged by the 30 months he served with Rimon.
He will also request polygraph tests and deep hypnosis to be
carried out in order to unlock the secrets of Okev's past.

Rimon, which means "pomegranate", was also the title of a
magazine published by Shin Bet, the internal security service,
from 1956 to 1959.  It was set up by former General Ariel
"Arik" Sharon, the head of the Israeli Army's southern command,
and now infrastructure minister in the right-wing government of
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.  Under Meir Dagan,
Netanyahu's current counter-terrorist advisor, Rimon was
ordered by Sharon to pursue a ruthless shoot-to-kill policy to
eliminate the threat to Israeli settlers in Gaza.  Rimon worked
closely with Shin Bet, who supplied the squad with regularly
updated lists of suspected Palestinian Liberation Organization
(PLO) fedayeen.  The Gaza Strip was divided into squares, each
of which was given a code name, and Rimon patrols were ordered
to search for, and eliminate, those on the death list, while
the families of wanted men were rounded up by regular army
units and sent to the remote Abu Zneima detention camp on the
edge of the Sinai coast.

The 40-strong Rimon squad consisted of aggressive,
undisciplined members of other army units who disguised
themselves as Arabs and infiltrated Palestinian areas,
including Jabaliya, the largest refugee camp in the Gaza, and
some of its victims were dumped in Al-Jura (described a "a
putrid lake") in the centre of the camp.  In the Israeli and
international media, many of Rimon's victims' deaths were
attributed to internecine conflict among various Palestinian
factions, and the PLO's hunt for informers.

Sharon ordered the lower branches of trees to be cut down and
thick shrubbery uprooted to eliminate cover for PLO fedayeen,
while bunkers and caves were blown up or sealed.  According to
Uzi Benziman, in his book "Sharon, an Israeli Caesar" (New
York, 1985), the former GoC southern command "achieved his
goals by working systematically and relentlessly".  Matuke
Okev, the defendant's wife, claims her husband has "talked
obsessively" about covert operations since he was discharged
from the army.  He told her that Rimon "did things that were
unbelievable.  There were all sorts of liquidations.  We
silenced Gaza".  In a series of interviews published in the
magazine "Koll Ha'ir" in 1995, former Rimon assassins described
hunting the fedayeen on Shin Bet's list -- some were told to
run and were then shot in the back while others were lined up
against orchard walls and executed.  Since then, Israeli police
investigating hundreds of cases of missing persons, both Jews
and Arabs, have been questioning ex-members of Arik Sharon's
death squad without much success.

COMMENT  --  The political nature of Daniel Okev's defense
raises the possibility that the authorities may apply for the
trial to be held "in camera" for national security reasons, and
in order not to damage the renewed peace negotiations.
Recently, the Israeli Cabinet agreed to pay $17 million in
frozen tax revenues to the Palestinian Authority (PA), and in
return, expects the PA to eliminate "the Hamas terrorist
infrastructure" in areas under its control.  To be reminded
about the methods used by Rimon to "silence Gaza" is not
considered opportune at the moment.

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$100 bill n.68 5
Aaron (DL) n.68 12
Abedi (AH) n.68 27
Abel n.68 36
ADI n.68 11
AES Aerospace n.68 44
Agence France Presse (AFP) n.68 31
Agosta-90B n.68 10
Air Commando Association (ACA) n.68 22
Air-independent propulsion  (AIP) n.68 10
Airbus n.68 1
Aircraft Survivability n.68 22
AK-47 n.68 43
Al Hayat n.68 31
Alexandre (P) n.68 37
Algeria n.68 31
Algeria Algiers n.68 31
American Defense Preparedness Association (ADPA) n.68 22
Ames (AH) n.68 13
Arianespace n.68 1
Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association (AFCEA) n.68 22
Asia Pulse n.68 2
Association of Old Crows (AOC) n.68 22
Atomic demolition munitions n.68 40
Australia Brisbane n.68 22
Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) n.68 22
Aviation Accident Investigation Workshop n.68 22
Azam (AM) n.68 41
B-2 n.68 9
B53 n.68 9
B61-11 n.68 9
Back-scattering X-ray n.68 7
Backpack bombs n.68 40
Backpack nuclear bombs n.68 40
Bangemann (M) n.68 38
Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) n.68 27
Basar der Spione - Die geheimen Missionen des DDR-Unterhaendlers Wolfgang Vogel n.68 36
Bassiouni (M) n.68 41
Baumel (J) n.68 1
BELGIUM - Securitas Fraud at European Commission. p.37 n.68 37
Belgium Brussels n.68 22
Benziman (U) n.68 42
Bleach (P, Milk Tray Man) n.68 43
Bob n.68 24
Boeing n.68 1
Boeing 707 n.68 6
Boyle (J) n.68 14
Breguet (B) n.68 31
British Technology and Innovation n.68 43
Bryant (RM) n.68 13
Bulgaria n.68 43
Bunker bomb n.68 9
Canada n.68 1, 30
CANADA - JOHN DE CHASTELAIN p.14 n.68 14
Canada Airborne Regiment n.68 14
Canada Customs n.68 22
Canada Defence Department n.68 14
Canada Defence Staff n.68 14
Canada Mohawk Indians n.68 14
Canada National Search & Rescue Secretariat n.68 22
Canada Operation Deliverance n.68 14
Canada RCMP n.68 14, 22
Canada Sault Sainte Marie n.68 22
Carr (P) n.68 4
Carter (J) n.68 12
CBS "60 Minutes" n.68 40
Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation n.68 22
Charge-coupled device n.68 7
Chavez Penaherrera (D) n.68 20
Che Guevara and the FBI n.68 23
Chirac (J) n.68 22
Churchill (W) n.68 14
Ciorbea (V) n.68 39
Clinton (W) n.68 23
Coleman (LK) n.68 16
COMING EVENTS THROUGH 1 NOVEMBER 1997 p.22 n.68 22
COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE - Limelight for "Intelligence". p.11 n.68 11
Computer Security Institute (CSI) n.68 22
Consequences of Terrorism n.68 22
COUNTERFEITING - U.S. Treasury Tech Criticised. p.5 n.68 5
Cruise missile n.68 6
Cruz Leon (R) n.68 19
Cryptlogic History n.68 22
Cryptolope n.68 2
Cuba n.68 23
Cuba Havana n.68 19
Cuba Varadero n.68 19
CUBA/SALVADOR - Raul Cruz Leon. p.19 n.68 19
Cuban American National Foundation n.68 19
Cybercrime n.68 22
Cyprus n.68 27
Czechoslovakia n.68 15
D. (HH) n.68 35
D. L. Aaron & Co. n.68 12
Dagan (M) n.68 42
DAL n.68 22
Daniel (JP) n.68 17
De Chastelain (G) n.68 14
De Chastelain (J) n.68 14
De Gaulle (C) n.68 18
De Haan (P) n.68 37
De Loustal (P) n.68 17
Defense News n.68 1
DeGennaro (G) n.68 23
Delft University n.68 8
Diaconescu (I) n.68 39
Dumitrescu (T) n.68 39
Durbin (R) n.68 24
Durham University n.68 42
E-CASH - Mondex Security & Privacy Questioned. p.8 n.68 8
E-commerce n.68 22
Ebrahim (G) n.68 30
EDUCOM '97 n.68 22
Egypt n.68 34, 41
Egypt Cairo n.68 34
Ela (SFA) n.68 34
Electronic Frontier Canada n.68 8
Electronic Privacy Information Center n.68 12
Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) n.68 22
Electronic Warfare - Assuring Information Superiority for Joint Vision 2010 n.68 22
Elf-Aquitaine n.68 17
Entretiens Europeens d'Epernay (EEE) n.68 22
EPIC International Privacy Conference n.68 22
Esposito (WJ) n.68 13
Essential Network Security for IT Professionals n.68 22
Euro Corp n.68 1
European Commission n.68 22, 37
European Court of Human Rights n.68 30
European Parliament n.68 30
European Union n.68 1, 22
European Union (EU) n.68 38
Eveillard (P) n.68 37
F-117 n.68 9
Field of Internal Security n.68 22
Finance/Espionage n.68 12
Firewalls, Web and Internet Security n.68 22
Flanagan (R) n.68 30
Flint (T) n.68 4
Foukes (G) n.68 44
Fowler (D) n.68 24
Fowler (R) n.68 14
France n.68 1, 10
FRANCE - EUROPEAN TUG-OF-WAR WITH U.S. HEATS UP p.1 n.68 1
FRANCE - ITALY-HUNGARY FUNDAMENTALIST CHANNEL p.31 n.68 31
FRANCE - ITSEC Weakly "In Force". p.32 n.68 32
FRANCE - Patrice de Loustal. p.17 n.68 17
FRANCE - Roger Wybot. p.18 n.68 18
FRANCE - The President's Attractive "Gorillas". p.33 n.68 33
France 110th Infantry Regiment (110e RI) n.68 1
France 1er RCP n.68 17
France 9e Regiment de Chasseurs-Parachutistes (RCP) n.68 17
France Aspretto n.68 17
France Assemblee Nationale n.68 1
France Bureau Central de Renseignement et d'Action (BCRA) n.68 18
France Bureau des Menees Antinationales n.68 18
France Centre d'Instruction des Nageurs de Combat n.68 17
France Centre Technique des Systemes Navals (CTSN) n.68 10
France Defense Ministry n.68 1
France DGSE n.68 17
France Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST) n.68 18
France Direction des Constructions Navales (DCN) n.68 10
France DST n.68 31
France Ecole Nationale Superieure des Techniques Avancees (ENSTA) n.68 10
France Epernay n.68 22
France, Europe, United States - What Policy for Africa? n.68 1
France Foreign Legion n.68 17
France Gendarmerie n.68 33
France Groupe de Securite de la Presidence de la Republique (GSPR) n.68 33
France Institut des Hautes Etudes de la Securite Interieure (IHESI) n.68 22
France Le Bourget n.68 22
France Pamiers n.68 17
France Paris n.68 1, 12, 18, 22
France Rennes n.68 22
France Resistance n.68 18
France SDECE n.68 17
France Service Action n.68 17
France Service Central de la Securite des Systemes d'Information (SCSSI) n.68 32
France Souges n.68 17
France Strasbourg n.68 30
France Toulon n.68 10
France Vichy n.68 18
Freeh (LJ) n.68 13, 23
Fujimori (A) n.68 20
Gabon n.68 1
Gabon Libreville n.68 1
Gandhi (R) n.68 44
GBU-28 n.68 9
Germany n.68 1, 10, 31, 38
GERMANY - JOINT ANTI-TERRORIST TEAM VISITS EGYPT p.34 n.68 34
GERMANY - Mr. Vogel's Story. p.36 n.68 36
GERMANY - Senior BND Spy Arrested for "Playback". p.35 n.68 35
Germany 292nd Jaeger Battalion n.68 1
Germany BKA n.68 38
Germany BND n.68 35
Germany BND Department 1 n.68 35
Germany Bundesamt fuer Verfassungsschutz (BfV) n.68 34
Germany Bundeskriminalamt (BKA) n.68 23, 34
Germany Bundestag n.68 1
Germany German Travel Association (DRV) n.68 34
Germany Hamburg n.68 36
Germany Wiesbaden n.68 23
Gibb (C) n.68 41, 42
Glock n.68 7
Gokal (A) n.68 27
Gore (A) n.68 24
Great Britain n.68 9, 21, 32, 44
GREAT BRITAIN - "Rolling Up" David Shayler's Friends. p.29 n.68 29
GREAT BRITAIN - CRIME RISES AS POLICE KNOW-HOW DECLINES p.28 n.68 28
GREAT BRITAIN - SCRAP JURIES SAYS FRAUD BOSS p.27 n.68 27
Great Britain 1988 Criminal Justice Act, Section 134 n.68 21
Great Britain Army Intelligence Corps n.68 43
Great Britain Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) n.68 28
Great Britain Association of ex-CID Officers of the Metropolitan Police n.68 28
Great Britain British Army n.68 4
Great Britain Cambridge n.68 27
Great Britain Cheltenham n.68 38
Great Britain Collective Group of Police Officers n.68 28
Great Britain Conservative Party n.68 44
Great Britain Criminal Investigation Division (CID) n.68 28
Great Britain Defence Export Sales Organisation (DESO) n.68 43
Great Britain Department for International Development n.68 44
Great Britain Fraud Investigations Group n.68 27
Great Britain Gatwick n.68 29
Great Britain Glasgow n.68 4
Great Britain Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) n.68 38
Great Britain Hendon Police College n.68 28
Great Britain House of Commons Public Accounts Committee n.68 44
Great Britain Labour Government n.68 44
Great Britain Liberty n.68 27
Great Britain Lockerbie n.68 16, 43
Great Britain London n.68 18, 22, 31
Great Britain Metropolitan Police Crime, Operations and Policy Group (MPCOP) n.68 28
Great Britain MI5 n.68 29
Great Britain MI6 n.68 14, 43
Great Britain Ministry of Defence (MoD) n.68 4
Great Britain Monday Club n.68 43
Great Britain National Audit Office (NAO) n.68 44
Great Britain National Council for Civil Liberties n.68 27
Great Britain National Gulf Veterans and Families Association (NGVFA) n.68 4
Great Britain Notting Hill n.68 29
Great Britain Official Secrets Act n.68 29
Great Britain Old Bailey n.68 27
Great Britain Operation Granby n.68 4
Great Britain Overseas Aid Act 1980 n.68 44
Great Britain Parachute Regiment n.68 4
Great Britain Police Federation n.68 28
Great Britain Porton Down n.68 4
Great Britain Royal Air Force (RAF) n.68 4
Great Britain Scotland Yard n.68 28
Great Britain Scotland Yard Specialist Operations Department n.68 29
Great Britain Scots Guardsman n.68 43
Great Britain Securities and Futures Authority n.68 27
Great Britain Serious Fraud Office (SFO) n.68 27
Great Britain Southend East n.68 43
Great Britain Sussex n.68 44
Great Britain Training Needs n.68 28
Great Britain Warwick n.68 22
Great Britain Yeovil n.68 44
Greiss (ZY) n.68 41
Guevara (E) n.68 23
Gulf War Syndrome (GWS) n.68 4
H. (A) n.68 35
Haswell (G) n.68 14
Hawke (J Jr) n.68 5
Hecker (JZ) n.68 5
Hermoza (N) n.68 20
Herpes n.68 4
Heslin (S) n.68 24
Hevesi (A) n.68 30
HIV n.68 4
Honer (A) n.68 4
How to Secure Your Intra/Internet Connections n.68 22
Hudson (C) n.68 43
Hungary n.68 31
Hungary Budapest n.68 31
Hunter (M) n.68 41, 42
Hussein n.68 41
IBM n.68 2
IKL n.68 10
Illinois n.68 24
India Anand Marga n.68 43
India Bombay n.68 44
India Calcutta n.68 43
India Central Bureau of Information (CBI) n.68 43
India New Delhi n.68 44
India Presidency Prison n.68 43
India Purulia n.68 43
India West Bengal n.68 43
INDIA/GREAT BRITAIN - ARMS FOR ANAND MARGE PLOT THICKENS p.43 n.68 43
INDIA/GREAT BRITAIN - HOME COMING HELICOPTERS p.44 n.68 44
Indian Tourist Board n.68 44
Information Technology Security Evaluation and Certification (ITSEC) n.68 32
Information warfare n.68 22
Institut de Relations Internationales et Strategiques (IRIS) n.68 22
Intelligence Newsletter n.68 11
International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) n.68 22
International League for Human Rights n.68 12
Internet n.68 38
INTERNET COPYRIGHT PROTECTION WITH IBM "CRYPTOLOPE" p.2 n.68 2
Intrepid (W Stephenson) n.68 14
Ionescu-Galbeni (N) n.68 39
Iran n.68 1
Iraq n.68 4, 9
Ireland Dublin n.68 14
Ismail (EAH) n.68 41
Israel n.68 34
ISRAEL - NETANYAHU'S "MEATGRINDER" TURNS AGAINST HIM p.41 n.68 41
ISRAEL - SHARON'S "RIMON" DEATH SQUAD SILENCED GAZA p.42 n.68 42
Israel Flotilla 13 n.68 41
Israel Mossad n.68 41
Israel Negev Desert n.68 41, 42
Israel pomegranate n.68 42
Israel Rimon n.68 41, 42
Israel Shin Bet n.68 42
Italy n.68 23, 31
ITC/USA '97 n.68 22
Ivankov (YK) n.68 23
Jamal (G) n.68 4
Japan n.68 1, 20
Jesus College n.68 27
JMASS n.68 22
Joint Modeling and Simulation System n.68 22
Jones (D) n.68 8
Jordan Amman n.68 41
Jospin (L) n.68 31
Kallstrom (J) n.68 26
Keller (PW) n.68 37
Kendall (P) n.68 23
Kennedy (W) n.68 13
Khatami (M) n.68 1
Kinkel (K) n.68 34
Kockums n.68 10
Koll Ha'ir n.68 42
Kuklinski (R) n.68 15
Kuncze (G) n.68 31
Le Monde n.68 17
Leach (P) n.68 27
Lebanon n.68 24, 41
Lebanon Amal n.68 41
Lebanon Hezbollah n.68 41
Lebed (A) n.68 40
Lennon (J) n.68 23
Lewis (J) n.68 13
Liquid oxygen n.68 10
Lofgren (W) n.68 24
MacCionnaith (B) n.68 30
Machon (A) n.68 29
Mackenzie (J) n.68 22
Magureanu (V) n.68 39
Mahjoub (MA) n.68 21
Major (J) n.68 44
Marijuana n.68 23
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) n.68 40
Maxwell (I) n.68 27
Maxwell (K) n.68 27
Maxwell (R) n.68 27
McKenna (P) n.68 30
McMaster University n.68 8
Mediterranean n.68 1
Melia Cohiba n.68 19
Meshal (K) n.68 41
MESMA n.68 10
Methanol n.68 10
Military Sales in the Countries of the Gulf Cooperative Council n.68 22
Milk Tray Man (P Bleach) n.68 43
Miller (J) n.68 43
Mondale (E) n.68 12
Mondex - A House of Smart Cards? n.68 8
Mondex 3101 smart cards n.68 8
Mondex International n.68 8
Montesinos (V) n.68 20
MORE LOW-TECH COPYRIGHT PROTECTION AT "INTELLIGENCE" p.3 n.68 3
Nadir (A) n.68 27
National Computer Security Association (NCSA) n.68 22
NATO n.68 1, 4, 12
NATO Enlargement - The Impact on C3 n.68 22
Netanyahu (B) n.68 41, 42
Netherlands n.68 8, 38
New Zealand National Bank n.68 8
Newman (P) n.68 12
News of the World n.68 43
Non-State Actors and Authority in the Global System n.68 22
Northern Ireland n.68 14
NORTHERN IRELAND - RUC CHIEF'S DAY IN COURT p.30 n.68 30
Northern Ireland Belfast n.68 14, 30
Northern Ireland Drumcree n.68 30
Northern Ireland Gervaghy Road n.68 30
Northern Ireland Gervaghy Road Residents' Coalition (GRRC) n.68 30
Northern Ireland Independent Commission for Police Supervision n.68 30
Northern Ireland Independent International Commission n.68 14
Northern Ireland Orange Order n.68 30
Northern Ireland Ormeau Road n.68 30
Northern Ireland Police Authority n.68 30
Northern Ireland Portadown n.68 30
Northern Ireland Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) n.68 30
Northern Ireland SDLP n.68 30
Northern Ireland Stormont Castle n.68 14
Nuclear mines n.68 40
O'Cuiv (E) n.68 30
Ocean Press n.68 23
Oceana Publications n.68 22
OECD n.68 12
Oettinger (R) n.68 34
Okev (D) n.68 41, 42
Okev (M) n.68 42
Oppenheimer & Co. n.68 12
Paillole (P) n.68 18
Pakistan n.68 27
Palestine Abu Zneima n.68 42
Palestine Al-Jura n.68 42
Palestine Gaza Strip n.68 41, 42
Palestine Hamas n.68 31, 41, 42
Palestine Jabaliya n.68 42
Palestine Sinai n.68 42
Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) n.68 42
Pan Am Flight 103 n.68 16
PanAm Flight 103 n.68 43
Pechous (E) n.68 24
Persian Gulf War n.68 9
Personal Identity number (PIN) n.68 2
PERU - Vladimiro Montesinos. p.20 n.68 20
Peru Lima n.68 20
Peru military intelligence n.68 20
Peru National Intelligence Service (SIN) n.68 20
Peru Tupac Amaru n.68 20
Peruvian-North American Institute n.68 20
Piccadilly Hotel n.68 43
Poetzl (NF) n.68 36
Poland n.68 35
POLAND - RYSZARD KUKLINSKI p.15 n.68 15
Poland Solidarity n.68 15
Polly Peck n.68 27
Polytechnique n.68 18
Postol (T) n.68 40
Powers n.68 36
Pre-competitive n.68 1
Princeton University n.68 12
Proseg n.68 22
Proton electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEM-FC) n.68 10
Putnam n.68 12
Radar-absorbing skin n.68 9
Radikal n.68 38
Raison (T) n.68 44
Ramirez Sanchez (I, Carlos) n.68 31
Rantissi (AA) n.68 41
Rapid Reaction 97 n.68 22
Ratner (M) n.68 23
RC-135S Cobra Ball n.68 6
Reagan (R) n.68 12
Redress Trust n.68 21
Reid (J) n.68 4
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute n.68 7
Reverse engineering n.68 8
Rodgers (B) n.68 30
Romania n.68 14
ROMANIA - MIXING INTELLIGENCE AND POLITICS p.39 n.68 39
Romania Bucharest n.68 14
Romania Foreign Intelligence Service (SIE) n.68 39
Romania National Peasant Party Christian Democratic (PNTCD) n.68 39
Romania Securitate n.68 39
Romania Supreme Defense Council n.68 39
Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) n.68 39
Ross (J) n.68 22
Ross Engineering n.68 22
RUSSIA - MEDIA WAVE OF POLITICAL "BACKPACK" A-BOMBS p.40 n.68 40
Russia KGB n.68 13
Russia Kremlin n.68 40
Salvador n.68 19
SARSCENE '97 n.68 22
Saudi Arabia n.68 13
Saudi Arabia Khobar Towers n.68 13
Schmidt (O) n.68 11
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) n.68 22
SCIP Actionable Intelligence n.68 11
SCIP in Europe n.68 22
Screen copy n.68 2
Scud n.68 6
Securis n.68 37
Securitas n.68 37
Security Intelligence n.68 22
Severin (A) n.68 39
Sharon (A) n.68 41, 42
Sharon, an Israeli Caesar n.68 42
Shawahna (MA) n.68 41
Shayler (D) n.68 29
Shepard n.68 22
Short (C) n.68 44
Singapore n.68 22
Singapore Aviation Authority n.68 22
Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) n.68 11, 22
Sol Melia n.68 19
Somalia n.68 14
South Africa n.68 30
Spain n.68 16
Span n.68 19
Spiegel n.68 36
Squalene n.68 4
SQUALENE "COCKTAIL" DISCOVERED IN GULF WAR SYNDROME p.4 n.68 4
SSK n.68 10
Staple (G) n.68 27
State Scarlet n.68 12
STEALTH - B-2 Goes Abroad. p.9 n.68 9
Stephenson (W, Intrepid) n.68 14
Steven (M) n.68 23
Stiff sail n.68 10
Stirling n.68 10
SUBMARINES - New, Silent, But Conventional. p.10 n.68 10
Succeeding in Global Markets - Advanced Business Analysis n.68 22
Sudan n.68 21
Sudan Khartoum n.68 31
SUDAN/GREAT BRITAIN - Mohamed Ahmed Mahjoub. p.21 n.68 21
SURVEILLANCE - Cobra Ball's New Lease on Life. p.6 n.68 6
Surveillance Expo '97 n.68 22
Sweden n.68 10, 16
Switzerland n.68 31
Switzerland Geneva n.68 38
Syria n.68 43
T-rays n.68 7
T-RAYS - Better than X-Rays. p.7 n.68 7
Tamraz (R) n.68 24
Taylor (T) n.68 43
Technet Europe '97 n.68 22
Techniques Avancees n.68 10
Telecom Interactive 97 Conference n.68 38
Telemetry - The Role of Academia in Telemetering - A Future Built on a Rich Tradition n.68 22
Telescope n.68 6
Teraherz rays n.68 7
Textron n.68 6
Thatcher (M) n.68 44
The Convergence n.68 8
The Ministry Syndrome n.68 4
Thompson (DW Jr) n.68 13
Titanium-sapphire n.68 7
Torricelli (R) n.68 24
Total n.68 1
TV Guide n.68 40
TWA 800 n.68 26
U.S. n.68 1, 4, 32
U.S. 55th Wing n.68 6
U.S. Air Force n.68 9, 25
U.S. Arlington n.68 22
U.S. Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO) n.68 22
U.S. Atlanta n.68 16
U.S. Big Safari n.68 6
U.S. California, he got a B.A. there at .i. Occidental College n.68 12
U.S. Cambridge n.68 22
U.S. Chicago n.68 16, 23
U.S. CIA n.68 13, 15, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26
U.S. CIA Division of Operations n.68 24
U.S. Committee in Sympathy with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) n.68 23
U.S. Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) n.68 23
U.S. Customs n.68 22
U.S. Dallas n.68 13
U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) n.68 16
U.S. Democratic National Committee (DNC) n.68 24
U.S. Democratic Party n.68 12
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) n.68 16
U.S. FBI n.68 13, 22, 23, 24, 26
U.S. Fort George G. Meade n.68 22
U.S. Fort Walton Beach n.68 22
U.S. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) n.68 12, 23
U.S. Gaithersburg n.68 22
U.S. GAO n.68 9
U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) n.68 5
U.S. Helms-Burton bill n.68 19
U.S. House Banking and Financial Services Subcommittee on general oversight and investigations n.68 5
U.S. House of Representatives n.68 23
U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) n.68 23
U.S. Justice Department Office of Justice Programs n.68 23
U.S. Kansas City n.68 13
U.S. Las Vegas n.68 13, 22
U.S. McLean n.68 22
U.S. Miami n.68 19
U.S. Minneapolis n.68 22
U.S. Montana n.68 13
U.S. Monterey n.68 22
U.S. National Criminal Information Center (NCIC) n.68 23
U.S. National Defense Medal n.68 12
U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) n.68 22, 38
U.S. National Security Council n.68 12
U.S. National Security Council (NSC) n.68 24
U.S. National Security Industry Association (NSIA) n.68 22
U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) n.68 22
U.S. Nebraska n.68 6
U.S. New Jersey n.68 24
U.S. New York n.68 22, 23, 42
U.S. New York City n.68 30
U.S. Niagara Falls n.68 22
U.S. NSA n.68 25
U.S. Offutt n.68 6
U.S. Ohio n.68 6
U.S. Oklahoma City n.68 13
U.S. Orlando n.68 22
U.S. Salt Lake City n.68 13
U.S. San Jose n.68 22
U.S. Seattle n.68 13
U.S. Secret Service n.68 5
U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence n.68 12
U.S. Springfield n.68 13
U.S. Supreme Court n.68 23
U.S. Title 28 of the Code of Federal Regulation, Part 23 n.68 23
U.S. Troy n.68 7
U.S. Tysons Corner n.68 22
U.S. U.S. Currency - Treasury's Plans to Study Genuine and Counterfeit U.S. Currency Abroad n.68 5
U.S. VENONA n.68 22
U.S. Washington n.68 3, 12, 14, 22
U.S. Wright-Patterson n.68 6
U.S.A. - "Bombs Away" on Info Tech. p.25 n.68 25
U.S.A. - Another "Domestic" CIA Operation. p.26 n.68 26
U.S.A. - CIA DOMESTIC LOBBYING RUNS AFOUL p.24 n.68 24
U.S.A. - DAVID L. AARON p.12 n.68 12
U.S.A. - FBI WANTS EVERYBODY'S TRUST & DATA ON THEM p.23 n.68 23
U.S.A. - Lester K. Coleman III. p.16 n.68 16
U.S.A. - ROBERT M. "BEAR" BRYANT p.13 n.68 13
UN n.68 14
United Nations n.68 12, 21
University of Arkansas n.68 13
University of California at Irvine n.68 23
University of Warwick n.68 22
Velasco n.68 20
Vietnam n.68 1
Vogel (W) n.68 36
Volynkin (I) n.68 40
Walker (W) n.68 4
Walsh (M) n.68 14
Warin (RP) n.68 18
Wearable Computers n.68 22
Web n.68 2, 38
WESTERN EUROPE - INTERNET THOUGHTS OF "CHAIRMAN" BANGEMANN p.38 n.68 38
Western European Union (WEO) n.68 1
Westland Helicopters n.68 44
Westland W-30 n.68 44
Wiener (J) n.68 23
Wright (R) n.68 27
Wybot (R) n.68 18
Xi-Chen Zhang n.68 7
Yablokov (A) n.68 40
Yassin (A) n.68 41
Yeltsin (B) n.68 40
Yiftach (D) n.68 42
Ziaddin Ali Akbar (S) n.68 27
Zinc telluride n.68 7
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