by Michael E. Salla, PhD Center for Global Peace/School of International Service American University, Washington DC 11/23/2003
Table of Contents - Abstract - Introduction - Birth of the Black Budget - Legal and Congressional Efforts to Disclose the CIA’s Black Budget - HUD’s Missing Money, Catherine Fitts, Hamilton Securities and the CIA - The Ultimate Beneficiary for the CIA ‘Black Budget’: The Intelligence Community and the Second Manhattan Project - Organized Crime, Drugs, and the CIA- Estimating the Size of the CIA’s ‘unofficial’ Black Budget - Table 2. Department of Defense (DoD) – Unsupported Accounting Entries 1998-2003- Conventional Oversight System for the CIA’s and DoD’s Classified Programs - Oversight of the CIA’s ‘Unofficial’ Black Budget & Manhattan II - Conclusion - Endnotes
Table of Contents
- Abstract - Introduction - Birth of the Black Budget - Legal and Congressional Efforts to Disclose the CIA’s Black Budget - HUD’s Missing Money, Catherine Fitts, Hamilton Securities and the CIA - The Ultimate Beneficiary for the CIA ‘Black Budget’: The Intelligence Community and the Second Manhattan Project - Organized Crime, Drugs, and the CIA- Estimating the Size of the CIA’s ‘unofficial’ Black Budget - Table 2. Department of Defense (DoD) – Unsupported Accounting Entries 1998-2003- Conventional Oversight System for the CIA’s and DoD’s Classified Programs - Oversight of the CIA’s ‘Unofficial’ Black Budget & Manhattan II - Conclusion - Endnotes
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