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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Ocean Press. 2003. Melbourne, Australia and New York. Mid-size trade paperback. Book shows in detail how the United States has been a pioneer in both the development and the use of chemical-biological weapons. Includes a 9-page section of rear chapter notes. 80 pages. Securely packed in a lidded box.

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magazine. Zustand: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1985. Summer 1985. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 39 pages. magazine. Cover: Native American political prisoner, Leonard Peltier. Credit: Jerry Lower; reprinted with permission of Center for Constitutional Rights. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - Editorial - In This Issue: This issue of CAIB examines government infiltrators and provocateurs who target progressive groups in the United States. The theme is something of a departure from our usual international focus, but in many ways it complements our previous work. For, in fact, the government's covert operations at home are often mounted against domestic groups which haye demonstrated a global consciousness which see their work inextricably linked with movements for change throughout the world Indeed, when President Reagan signed Executive Order 12333 in December 1981, he expressly gave the CIA the authority to infiltrateand to disruptdomestic organizations concerned with international issues. Now both the CIA and the FBI insist that citizens groups opposing U.S. foreign policy are fair gameeven if no wrongdoing is suspected. Constitutional requirements of warrants and of probable cause have been arrogantly waved aside when the government intones the magic 'foreign intelligence ' words , Another reason this study of infiltration and provocation is timely and appropriate is the apparent naiveté of many progressive people today, especially those too young to have been active during the heyday of COINTELPRO and Operation CHAOS, when the civil rights and antiwar movements were at- tacked by the FBI and the CIA in the 1960s and early 1970s. Too many people, it seems, think that the activities described in this issue of CAIB do not occuror in any event are no longer prevalent. History does not bear out such optimism. We hope this issue will helpnot to foster paranoia, but to engender a healthy realism. We investigate the problems of infiltration and provocation theoretically and historically, and look at a number examples, past and present, including the genocidal attacks on the Native American movement a decade ago (though Leonard Peltier remains in jail to this day), the infiltration of NASSCO steelworkers strike, and the current infiltration of the sanctuary movement. A NOTE ON THE HOSTAGE CRISIS - Whether or not the latest hostage crisis is over when this magazine is on the stands, a few comments are in order. In spite of the nation's zeal to retaliate, it is important to understand that the two most sanctimonious parties, Israel and the United States, have been guilty of equally blatant violations of international law, and on a far greater scale. Israel, in violation of the Geneva Convention, has been forcibly relocating innocent citizens of the lands it has occupied, and has been shown to have engaged in indiscriminate aerial bombardment throughout Lebanon. The United States, through the CIA, has trained, equipped, and unleashed terrorist bands in Beirut. Yet only one side is labeled terrorist. As Marines are shot in El Salvador, humanitarian aid given to the contras, in Nicaragua, and the humiliation of the hijacking festers, the rhetoric of the administration is adopted unquestioningly by the mass media and the Congress. We fear that the same knee-jerk frustration which sanctioned the invasion of Grenada in the wake of the Beirut Marine barracks bombing could lead to a full-scale war. We can only hope that everyone with a sense of conscience will resist such a move by the White House. TABLE OF CONTENTS Editorial; New State Repression; Sanctuary Movement; War Against Native Americans; Wild Bill Janklow; Leonard Peltier; The NASSCO Case; De Borchgrave and Moon; Moscow and Moss; Tetra Tech. inventory #48501.

magazine. Zustand: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1989. Winter 1989. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 75 pages. magazine. Cover photo: Government agents filming anti-Nazi demonstration at the Federal Plaza in Chicago Summer 1978. Credit: Chip Berlet. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - EDITORIAL - After supplying crack to the ghettos at considerable profit for the contra war against Nicaragua, the Reagan administrationnow the Bush administrationhas fostered new and chilling programs of surveillance and population control in those same ghettos. As we go to press, one which epitomizes the growth of domestic repression in this country is under way. Armed police units in Chicago are conducting futuristic mass raids, trampling the civil rights of the poor. Public housing units are surrounded, all exits sealed, water and electricity cut off, and all apartments searched, without warrants or probable cause, under the pretext of drug crackdowns. Tenants are selected randomly for retinal scansa new technological identification process which scans and measures blood vessels at the back of one's eyes then matched against ID cards issued to building occupants- Tenants are placed under curfews, all visitors must leave by midnight, persons not on the leases, common-law spouses for example, are all summarily evicted. This is just an indication of the incredibly high state of domestic repression and surveillance which the Reagan years have inculcated, one which compels us to present another issue of CAIB focusing on these home-grown abuses. In this issue a number of experts analyze different aspects of this Reagan era repression, on the federal, state, and local levels, with both internal and international repercussions. We must bear in mind the ominous implications of a regime where an FBI man heads the CIA and a CIA man heads the government. We hope this material will spur our readers on to ever more vigilance and activism in the Bush years to come. TABLE OF CONTENTS Editorial; Hunt for Red Menace by Chip Berlet; The New FBI by Ross Gelbspan; Sessions' Confessions by Ann-Mari Buitrago; Reagan's 'Public Diplomacy' by Robin Andersen; The CIA on Campus by Robert Witanek; Vigilante Repression by Ken Lawrence; The Case of Geronimo Pratt by Ward Churchill and Jim Vander Wall; Keeping Track of Puerto Rico by Osha Davidson; Repression Against the Independentistas by Michael E. Deutsch and Richard J. Harvey; The Resistance Conspiracy Case by Laura Whitehorn; Lexington High Security Unit by Mary O'Melveny; State Defense Forces by Ed Connolly; World Without War Council by Richard Hatch and Sara Diamond; International Freedom Foundation by David Ivon; Disinformation as News Fit to Print by Edward S. Herman; A Tale of Two Memos by Robert Spiegleman. inventory #48502.