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Steven Aftergood Quotes
«A lot of what we think we know of our recent history may be mistaken, ... It is a disgrace that it should be so in a democracy, but it is.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«It is ironic, ... We sued the C.I.A. four times for this kind of information and lost. You can't get it through legal channels.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«So somehow the notion that the U.S. had conducted a nuke test in Sudan had gotten into the news food chain and had triggered alarms on the part of the Sudanese government,»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«One wants to be sure that terrorism is not used as a pretext for withholding information that the public needs to assess government policy and performance, ... It looks to me like the government is overreaching in some cases.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«It is important to acknowledge that CIA hasn't totally neglected the issue [of records management].»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«an implicit repudiation of the CIA, which was established to be the central focus and the integrator of the nation's intelligence production.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«As a practical matter, it has proven difficult to either reform or abolish the CIA, ... The logical alternative may be to simply create an entirely new agency.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«I thought, Wow!, ... Here's a historical revelation that will cause the history books to be rewritten. No one's ever heard of a U.S. nuclear test in the Sudan in 1962.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«There are a handful of very bright [13]-year-olds out there who can do remarkable things, and there are not-so-bright [13]-year-olds who have access to software designed by others to [detect] and explore security vulnerabilities,»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«It's a bit of a compromise, ... There is a cultural resistance to the polygraph that is different at the FBI than at the CIA. A polygraph is something that is given to new employees and suspected criminals, not to employees in good standing.»
Author: Steven Aftergood