Difference between revisions of "Committee for Intelligence and Special Operations"
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The '''Committee for Intelligence and Special Operations''' (also known as the '''CISO''' and the '''Committee''') is a large [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|Committee for the Defense of the Revolution]] responsible for [[wikipedia:intelligence agency|intelligence]] and [[wikipedia:special forces|special forces]] work involving the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|AWM]]. It was formed in [[wikipedia:1978|1978]] by disillusioned, former agents of the [[wikipedia:State of Israel|Israeli]] [[wikipedia:intelligence agency|intelligency agency]] [[wikipedia:Mossad|Mossad]]. It was absorbed into the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|AWM]] soon after the ratification of the [[Articles of the Working People]] in [[wikipedia:2004|2004]]. | The '''Committee for Intelligence and Special Operations''' (also known as the '''CISO''' and the '''Committee''') is a large [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|Committee for the Defense of the Revolution]] responsible for [[wikipedia:intelligence agency|intelligence]] and [[wikipedia:special forces|special forces]] work involving the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|AWM]]. It was formed in [[wikipedia:1978|1978]] by disillusioned, former agents of the [[wikipedia:State of Israel|Israeli]] [[wikipedia:intelligence agency|intelligency agency]] [[wikipedia:Mossad|Mossad]]. It was absorbed into the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|AWM]] soon after the ratification of the [[Articles of the Working People]] in [[wikipedia:2004|2004]]. | ||
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| + | The CISO was formed in [[wikipedia:1978|1978]] after disillusionment within the [[wikipedia:Mossad|Mossad]] became rampant with the [[wikipedia:assassination|assassinations]] of [[wikipedia:State of Palestine|Palestine]] fighters and former members and/or organizers of the [[wikipedia:Black September|Black September]] [[wikipedia:terrorism|terrorist group]]. It was formed by four [[wikipedia:Left-wing|Leftist]] officers of [[wikipedia:Mossad|Mossad]] to combat rapid corruption within the [[wikipedia:State of Israel|Israeli government]] and eventually grew into a [[wikipedia:Marxism|Marxist]] [[wikipedia:revolutionary|revolutionary]] organization. | ||
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| + | In [[wikipedia:2004|2004]], the CISO contacted the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|Convention]] wishing to acquire the necessary information to become a member organization of the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|Armed Workers' Movement]]. CISO soon became a member group of the [[Armed Workers' Movement for a Global Revolution|AWM]] and began operations almost immediately. It has since grown so large and active that it has been seperated into several departments with sub-committees in which to run each section of the organization. | ||
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Revision as of 23:53, 11 June 2006
The Committee for Intelligence and Special Operations (also known as the CISO and the Committee) is a large Committee for the Defense of the Revolution responsible for intelligence and special forces work involving the AWM. It was formed in 1978 by disillusioned, former agents of the Israeli intelligency agency Mossad. It was absorbed into the AWM soon after the ratification of the Articles of the Working People in 2004.
History
The CISO was formed in 1978 after disillusionment within the Mossad became rampant with the assassinations of Palestine fighters and former members and/or organizers of the Black September terrorist group. It was formed by four Leftist officers of Mossad to combat rapid corruption within the Israeli government and eventually grew into a Marxist revolutionary organization.
In 2004, the CISO contacted the Convention wishing to acquire the necessary information to become a member organization of the Armed Workers' Movement. CISO soon became a member group of the AWM and began operations almost immediately. It has since grown so large and active that it has been seperated into several departments with sub-committees in which to run each section of the organization.
