Over half of this budget figure is for expensive snooper satellites,
many of which are focused so narrowly that they produce little that's
useful. The rest is a combination of military and the CIA (the CIA gets
$3.5 billion), and includes both technical and human intelligence. Counter-
intelligence, mainly through the FBI, ends up with very little. To the
extent that the CIA pretends to do counterintelligence at all, Codevilla
feels that they're doing it all wrong. Moreover, the CIA's officers
stationed in U.S. embassies throughout the world are useless, and the
CIA should be stripped down to a clearinghouse. Unfortunately for his
detractors, Codevilla is not just another professor with a new book: as a
senior staff member of the Senate Intelligence Committee from 1977 to 1985,
he learned where all the billions are buried.
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