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• This cooperation was already in place in 1984, prior to NSDD-166.
• By NSDD a President gives instructions to senior advisors and departments concerning foreign policy matters.
• The National Counterintelligence Executive ( NCIX ), reporting directly to the DNI, also was created after NSDD 298.
• One NSDD authorized the use of the National Security Council to conduct covert operations _ a clear violation of its mandate.
• Shultz also referred to the delegation of authority as laid out in NSDD ( 2 ) as the source of his own responsibilities and authority.
• NSDD-77 propelled numerous agencies throughout the U . S . government to aid in the collapse of the Soviet Empire and the emergence of open societies.
• Though not specifically outlined in NSDD 77, there were a number of sub-groups and departments tasked with employing tactics in line with guidance included in NSDD 77.
• Though not specifically outlined in NSDD 77, there were a number of sub-groups and departments tasked with employing tactics in line with guidance included in NSDD 77.
• It should be noted that NSDD 298 preceded the creation of a Director of National Intelligence ( DNI ), who assumed some responsibilities previously held by the Director of Central Intelligence ( DCI ).
• As national security adviser, Poindexter was involved with a Reagan administration initiative in 1984 known as National Security Decision Directive, NSDD-145, which gave intelligence agencies broad authority to examine computer databases for " sensitive but unclassified information ."
• A National Security Decision Directive ( NSDD ) or Presidential Directive is a written order from the President of the U . S . It is a form of an executive order issued by the President of the United States with the advice of the National Security Council.
• Regular commercial air travel between the United States and Yugoslavia was introduced with Secret Sensitive 1984 National Security Decision Directive NSDD 133 . " U . S . Policy towards Yugoslavia . " A censored version declassified in 1990 elaborated on NSDD 54 on Eastern Europe, issued in 1982.
• Regular commercial air travel between the United States and Yugoslavia was introduced with Secret Sensitive 1984 National Security Decision Directive NSDD 133 . " U . S . Policy towards Yugoslavia . " A censored version declassified in 1990 elaborated on NSDD 54 on Eastern Europe, issued in 1982.
• We're going to work with other governments and put a stop to this once and for all . " National Security Council member Oliver North then began drafting a National Security Decision Directive ( NSDD ) that authorized covert operations that were intended to " neutralize " terrorists.
• One of the most notorious was the Office of Public Diplomacy for Latin American and the Caribbean ( S / LPD or ARA / LPD ), a group in existence prior to the release of NSDD 77 and under the leadership of former CIA propaganda specialist, Walter Raymond, and Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North in the National Security Council.
• On inauguration day, Secretary of State-designate Alexander Haig presented a draft National Security Decision Directive ( NSDD ) on the organization of U . S . foreign policy to Presidential Counselor Edwin Meese III . The intent of Haig's draft was to place overall responsibility for the direction and implementation of U . S . foreign policy within the Department of State.
• Despite Belgrade's non-alignment and its extensive trading relations with the European Community and the US, the Reagan administration specifically targeted the Yugoslav economy in a Secret Sensitive 1984 National Security Decision Directive NSDD 133 . " U . S . Policy towards Yugoslavia . " A censored version declassified in 1990 elaborated on NSDD 54 on Eastern Europe, issued in 1982.
• Despite Belgrade's non-alignment and its extensive trading relations with the European Community and the US, the Reagan administration specifically targeted the Yugoslav economy in a Secret Sensitive 1984 National Security Decision Directive NSDD 133 . " U . S . Policy towards Yugoslavia . " A censored version declassified in 1990 elaborated on NSDD 54 on Eastern Europe, issued in 1982.
• This prompted some discussion as to the directive's legality vis-a-vis Executive Order 12333, which proscribed " assassination . " While the neutralization terminology was ultimately scrapped in the signed NSDD 138, the directive nevertheless marked a significant shift in U . S . security policy in that it explicitly articulated America's right to defend itself against terrorists.