The Lawless State
The Crimes of the U. S. Intelligence Agencies
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Contributions
- Halperin, Morton H. - Contributor
Publication
1976 - Penguin Books, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
82,000 words, Guess
Page Count
328 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100140043861
- ISBN-139780140043860
- Goodreads932643
- LibraryThing375842
- Library of Congress Control Number76048103
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- OCLC Control Number3002435
- OCLC Control Number8863229
- OCLC Control Number2564130
- Better World Books9780140043860
- Open LibraryOL4902814M
Classifications
- DDC353.007/4
- LCCJK468.I6 L38
- LCCUB271.U/
Description
>This first thoroughly documented report on the crimes of the U.S. intelligence agencies makes chilling reading, even for people who have followed in the news media the day-to-day revelations of misdeeds and cover-ups. Increasingly, these agencies have perverted their original mission to preserve national security, directing their efforts in some cases against law-abiding American citizens. Their dubious activities range from character assassination at home to plotting political murders abroad, from illegal wiretapping to out-and-out burglary. > >In addition to detailing the history and methods of such agencies as the CIA, the FBI, and NSA, *The Lawless State* shows how the IRS and even the grand-jury system have been manipulated for political ends. And although the intelligence agencies now keep a low profile because of adverse publicity, the authors are convinced that an effective means of Congressional control has yet to be found. Until a workable plan of accountability to law is instituted, they say, the threat of a police state will remain with us. - back cover
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