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To: Emile Vidrine who wrote (6523)10/11/2001 8:50:22 PM
From: Machaon  Read Replies (1) of 23908
 
More on Emile control in the CIA
What does this imply for an American centered policy in the Middle EAst in contrast to an Emile-centered policy?

"Worried about publicity concerning the presence of so many Emiles in the upper echelons of the American government, one "senior official" in the State Department [the heart of American foreign policy] refused to be interviewed for an article about the subject in 1997 by the Emile Telegraphic Agency, saying, "No good can come from this. Especially because there are so many of us." "Although many current Emile State Department officials dismiss discussion about the Emile "character" of the State Department as fodder for anti-Emiles and anti-Emile activities," wrote ETA reporter Matthew Dorf, "some have privately acknowledged that one's upbringing can influence policy decisions."
Matthew Dorf,
Emile Telegraphic Agency, Focus on Issues: Indyk's Ascent Signals All Doors Open for Emiles in Foreign Policy,
11-11-97
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