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| − | ::About a quarter of the members listed on [CENSA's] website have a background in intelligence. They include Matthew Thompson, a former CIA analyst in the Directorate of Intelligence; Jeff Benson, who worked in the US Office of Naval Intelligence; Sean Bielat, who serves in the United States Marine Corps Reserve as an intelligence watch officer; and Paul Crespo, who served as a defence and naval attaché at American embassies in the Balkans, the Gulf and Latin America. Coffey was encouraged to establish a London chapter by one of his former army commanders.<ref>Isabel Oakeshott , "[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article7144905.ece Minister lets US ‘mole’ roam MoD]", ''The Sunday Times'', 06.06.10, accessed 12.09.10</ref> | + | ::About a quarter of the members listed on [CENSA's] website have a background in intelligence. They include [[Matthew Thompson]], a former CIA analyst in the Directorate of Intelligence; [[Jeff Benson]], who worked in the US Office of Naval Intelligence; [[Sean Bielat]], who serves in the United States Marine Corps Reserve as an intelligence watch officer; and [[Paul Crespo]], who served as a defence and naval attaché at American embassies in the Balkans, the Gulf and Latin America. Coffey was encouraged to establish a London chapter by one of his former army commanders.<ref>Isabel Oakeshott , "[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article7144905.ece Minister lets US ‘mole’ roam MoD]", ''The Sunday Times'', 06.06.10, accessed 12.09.10</ref> |
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Contents
People
In a June 2010 article in The Sunday Times, journalist Isabel Oakeshott explained that:
- About a quarter of the members listed on [CENSA's] website have a background in intelligence. They include Matthew Thompson, a former CIA analyst in the Directorate of Intelligence; Jeff Benson, who worked in the US Office of Naval Intelligence; Sean Bielat, who serves in the United States Marine Corps Reserve as an intelligence watch officer; and Paul Crespo, who served as a defence and naval attaché at American embassies in the Balkans, the Gulf and Latin America. Coffey was encouraged to establish a London chapter by one of his former army commanders.[1]
2010
Members[2]
Notable members include:
- Luke Coffey (Special Adviser to Secretary of State for Defence Liam Fox)
- Matthew Thompson
- Sean Bielat
- Jeff Benson
2006-2007
Board of Directors
Michael Fenzel Chairman | Angela Sapp Vice Chairman | Bryan Cummings | Scott Fitzgerald | Samuel Cole | William Robison | Peter Barschdorff | Peter Clark | James Kirkhope | Krishna Kumar | Paul Lafontaine | Donald Rich | Roger Carstens | Keith Mines[3]
2006-2007 Board of Directors at a Glance
Michael Fenzel Chairman | Angela Sapp Vice Chairman | Bryan Cummings | Scott Fitzgerald | Samuel Cole | William Robison | Peter Barschdorff | Peter Clark | James Kirkhope | Krishna Kumar | Paul Lafontaine | Donald Rich | Roger Carstens | Keith Mines[4]
Members
Notes
- ↑ Isabel Oakeshott , "Minister lets US ‘mole’ roam MoD", The Sunday Times, 06.06.10, accessed 12.09.10
- ↑ CENSA, "Membership directory", accessed 12.09.10
- ↑ http://www.censa.net/directors.asp
- ↑ http://www.censa.net/directors.asp
- ↑ Membership Directory, Sean McFate, Censa, Accessed 04-June-2009
