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When Philip Agee died in early January, Reuters called him a "whistleblower.".(The Week)(In memoriam)
When Philip Agee died in early January, Reuters called him a "whistleblower." Oh, is that what he was? Agee was a CIA agent who turned against his employer, and his country, and published Inside the Company: CIA Diary. The year was 1975. Agee's book exposed CIA agents around the world, and some of them came to harm, as did U.S. efforts in general. Agee said that he did not write the book in order to serve the KGB; instead he wrote it to serve "revolutionary organizations in the United States, in Latin America, and everywhere else." In other words, he joined the other side--he wanted a Communist world. And he was a huge cause celebre on the American left--toasted in ...
- Philip Agee, former CIA officer and author, to speak at Penn on U.S....
- Press release article from: PR Newswire March 27, 1989 700+ words
PHILIP AGEE, FORMER CIA OFFICER AND AUTHOR, TO SPEAK AT PENN ON U.S. INTELLIGENCE...S. foreign policy has been a subject of controversy for many years. Philip Agee, a former CIA official, argues that the agency is an instrument of...
- Philip Agee and the KGB
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post August 24, 1994 700+ words
...sense only. According to a new book, there was a fourth, Philip Agee, who tried to serve the KGB directly and when that failed...the time, states(page 192) that in 1973: "CIA agent Philip Agee approached our KGB station in Mexico City, offering us reams...
- FORMER SPY PHILIP AGEE, AUTHOR OF CIA EXPOSE, RETURNS TO US
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe Fred Kaplan, Globe Staff June 14, 1987 700+ words
...that's what I was. Thank god, thank god I quit!" -- Philip Agee, recalling his days as a CIA agent, in "On the Run" NEW...stir up what the CIA must fear will only be more mischief, Philip Agee is back in the country. Agee: The former up-and-coming...
- Philip Agee on the Record
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post November 16, 1994 700+ words
...s intention. As for Mr. Dolan's concern that my writings exposed people to "possible jailing and torture, even death," no one I mentioned has ever been threatened, much less attacked, jailed or killed. PHILIP AGEE Hamburg, Germany
- Philip Agee's Services
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post September 27, 1994 700+ words
As a former CIA officer, I found Philip Agee's letter {Sept. 17} ironic and less than forthcoming. From public reporting, it seems that Mr. Agee did not engage in espionage...
- Philip Agee Replies
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post September 17, 1994 700+ words
...recruited Mr. Stone for the KGB or that the KGB had paid him any money. Mr. Stone was, Mr. Kalugin eventually said, merely a journalist whom he, as Soviet Embassy press officer in Washington, sometimes met. PHILIP AGEE Hamburg, Germany
- Former CIA agent goes on-line with tourism site.(Philip Agee)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Cuba News July 1, 2000 700+ words
Former U.S. CIA operative Philip Agee has opened an on-line travel agency that he says is supposed to cater to US citizens that want to run the embargo and visit Cuba...
- Fun and Fidel : An alienated CIA man touts his ideological tours of...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International Contreras, Joseph June 3, 2002 700+ words
If nothing else, Philip Agee knows how to turn ideology into a quick buck. The product of an affluent Tampa, Florida, family, Agee wrote a best- selling...
