Vo.4-Moshirnia-Final
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2013 / Valuing Speech and OSINT in the Face of Judicial Deference 396<br />
and cassettes, including the last statement of one of the hijackers, an al-<br />
Qaeda documentary about “the new crusades” and a video of the<br />
beheading of Daniel Pearl. Fouda later published a book, Masterminds of<br />
Terror, which was of enormous help to the U.S. intelligence community. 54<br />
Both Mohammed and AlShibh were later apprehended by U.S. forces.<br />
2. Parsing Foreign Diction<br />
The FBIS also had a long string of successes based on careful<br />
analysis of foreign dispatches, correctly predicting the Sino-Soviet split, 55 the<br />
1979 Chinese invasion of Vietnam, 56 and the Soviet military withdrawal<br />
from Afghanistan. 57<br />
Predicting the Sino-Soviet Split. Western observers assumed that the<br />
relative friendship of the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China<br />
would be long lasting, due to geo-political concerns and shared ideologies. 58<br />
However, following the death of Stalin, the relationship deteriorated, with<br />
China criticizing Soviet proxies and the Soviets doing likewise. The two<br />
countries openly argued at the 22 nd Congress of the Communist Party of the<br />
Soviet Union in 1961. 59 <strong>Final</strong>ly, in 1962 the two countries broke relations in<br />
the immediate aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis. 60 The wider American<br />
intelligence community did not recognize any such split until 1963, when<br />
the PRC published The Chinese Communist Party’s Proposal Concerning<br />
54 Amicus Intelligence Brief, supra note 43, at 13 n 20. See generally YOSRI FOUDA & NICK<br />
FIELDING, MASTERMINDS OF TERROR: THE TRUTH BEHIND THE MOST DEVASTATING<br />
TERRORIST ATTACK THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN (2004).<br />
55 Harold P. Ford, Calling the Sino-Soviet Split, CIA STUDIES IN INTELLIGENCE (1998–1999),<br />
available at https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csipublications/csi-studies/studies/winter98_99/art05.html.<br />
56 J. Niles Riddel, Deputy Director, Foreign Broadcast Information Service, Remarks at the<br />
First International Symposium – “National Security and National Competitiveness: Open<br />
Source Solutions” (Dec. 2, 1992), available at http://www.fas.org/irp/fbis/riddel.html.<br />
57 NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION [NATO], OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE<br />
READER 56–58 (2002); Riddel, supra note 56.<br />
58 Ford, supra note 55.<br />
59 RODERICK MACFARQUHAR, THE ORIGINS OF THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION: THE<br />
COMING OF THE CATACLYSM 1961–1966 128–29 (1997).<br />
60 ALFRED D. LOW, THE SINO-SOVIET DISPUTE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE POLEMICS 131–35<br />
(1976).