Talk:Nonofficial cover

I deleted the copyrighted material, see temp page.

No, you didn't. I have asked you now twice to delete copyrighted material. You remove one piece of this obvious C&P you stiched together and reposted it.

The latest version at Nonofficial cover/Temp (which I deleted) contained the following paragraph:

"Unlike most CIA officers, who are stationed abroad disguised as State Department employees, military officials, or other U.S. government personnel attached to an American embassy, NOCs operate without any apparent links to the U.S. government. They are able to approach people who would not otherwise come into contact with a U.S. embassy official. The CIA's operations within terrorist, drug trafficking, and arms dealer networks often involve NOCs, who can move more easily in such circles without raising suspicion."

Cut straight from [1] (http://www.copi.com/articles/dreyfuss2.html).

I also sent you this mail regarding the first version of Nonofficial cover/Temp:

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Från: englabenny@macnytt.com Ämne: Re: Wikipedia e-mail Datum: 19 juni 2004 03.05.29 MET Till: wassman34@hotmail.com

Thanks for contacting me on this matter -- if you do, chances are your article can be back in no time. Had I not found some small problems, I'd be back now!

Now, I request you to _please review your text_. For example, the paragraph:

" Between the CIA and the agent, a process is created to construct an identity which obscures completely the reality of the agent's true employment. The training of these NOC agents, along with the creation of the cover stories which are known as "legends" within the agency, requires millions of dollars and delicate work. It is, quite literally, a life and death issue. Little or no protection is given to an exposed NOC agent by the American government, an arrangement that is understood by all parties involved. A blown NOC can wind up dead very easily. Because of this, the cadre of NOC agents is small and elite."

Is a clean C&P from [2] (http://www.liberalslant.com/wrp022604.htm).

The part "By joining the CIA in clandestine activities, a company accepts that some of its employees could routinely break the law in another country and, if exposed, embarrass the company and endanger its other overseas employees.

Unlike most CIA officers, who are stationed abroad disguised as State Department employees, military officials, or other U.S. government personnel attached to an American embassy, NOCs operate without any apparent links to the U.S. government. They are able to approach people who would not otherwise come into contact with a U.S. embassy official. The CIA's operations within terrorist, drug trafficking, and arms dealer networks often involve NOCs, who can move more easily in such circles without raising suspicion."

is, again, a C&P from [3] (http://www.copi.com/articles/dreyfuss2.html)

We cannot include such materials in the Wikipedia. I'm deleting the /Temp version to make room for a new, free one.

Regards, Ulrik Sverdrup User:Sverdrup

PS You can contact me via my talk page; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Sverdrup

18 jun 2004 kl. 18.20 skrev Arisot:

Thx for noticing the copyrithted thing. I used a lot of articles to have an idea of what to write and mistakenly forgot what i left originally. i simply deleted the text you pointed out and copied the original matertial one the temp page. When will viewers be able to see the page normally? thx

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✏ Sverdrup 12:55, 19 Jun 2004 (UTC)

There is also a copyvio from [4] (http://www.ctcintl.com/NOCNOC.shtml) -- Jim Regan 04:18, 27 Jun 2004 (UTC)