From:	bernlad <bernlad@*****.NET>
Subject:	Re: Intelligence
Date:	Tue, 8 Sep 1998 14:44:21 -0700

I think the CAS would lean towards the old stand-by intelligence agency
alternates: DOJ (federal martials), and perhaps the ATF (which have always
been based out of Atlanta, and Florida). Even now, much of the operations
of the DOJ, and ATF are organized from regional offices in the south. The
DEA is another organization run mostly in the southern states, and many
other investigative agencies loose officers to agency transfers to ATF and
DEA. These organizations would make up the backbone of whatever
intelligence office wound up being used in the CAS. The DOJ is the most
likely blanket to use.
-Bernlad

Tomus Cone wrote:

> >I'd say that this is one of the binding factors between the CAS and
> >the UCAS.
>
> I don't feel the same. IIRC, the CAS has been really secretive.
>
> >The fact that they would have to share information and possibly
> >resources to have an effective Federal Buraeu (sp) makes
> >it difficult for them not to.
>
> With both the CIA and FBI based in the UCAS, I'd say that the CAS would
> have to develop it's own Intelligence network. If they wanted access to
> UCAS facilities and training they shouldn't have seceded.
>
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