The CIA's Role & Responsibilities (The Shea Memorandum)

The Shea Memorandum was prepared by Gerald Shea, a retired San Obispo international corporate lawyer who wrote a detailed memorandum prepared for the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks (the “Commission”) or the Senate and House Committees on Intelligence. The information in the memorandum comes from raw data and other information set forth in available governmental and other reports and relevant documents in the public record. The basis of the memo shows that a large foreign intelligence operation, headed by Israel, were conducting human and signals intelligence on the Drug Enforcement Agency, FBI and even on the suspects of the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks and over 181 others involved in the plot.

This section of the report i will be reading from is from Section 11 "The CIA's Role & Responsibilities"