Drug Trafficking and Genocide in Mexico

[Jan Klimkowski]

This is disinformation in the sense of perpetrated by an agency

FARC guilty of genocide?

The NDIC is presumably this mob:

The National Defense Intelligence College, (formerly known as the Joint Military Intelligence College), is an accredited education and research institution serving the United States Intelligence Community by preparing personnel for senior positions in the U.S. Armed Forces and the national security structure. The College offers degree and certificate programs in intelligence at the graduate and undergraduate level. Since 1963, over 80,000 military and civilian students have completed courses or participated in the College's varied academic programs. The College, located at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington, DC, currently is authorized by the United States Congress to award the Bachelor of Science in Intelligence and the Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence degrees.

Background
It was established by DoD Directive and attached to the Defense Intelligence Agency. The United States Congress authorized the MSSI degree in 1980 and the BSI degree in 1997.


[edit] Student eligibility
All prospective full-time NDIC students must meet the following requirements:

Be U.S. citizens who are members of the U.S. Armed Forces or are federal government employees
Be nominated by their parent organization, and
Possess a TS/SCI security clearance prior to enrollment

[edit] Vision and mission
The vision of the NDIC is to "be the Intelligence Community Center of Excellence for educating military and civilian intelligence professionals in the 21st century."

The mission of the NDIC is to "Educate military and civilian intelligence professionals who are able to satisfy intelligence requirements as full partners in safeguarding and advancing the nation’s interests. Conduct and disseminate relevant intelligence research."


[edit] History
The United States Department of Defense established the Defense Intelligence School in 1962 to consolidate existing U.S. Army and Navy academic programs in strategic intelligence. In 1980, the U.S. Congress authorized the School to award the Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence degree. In 1981, the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools accredited the School. That same year, DoD rechartered the institution as the Defense Intelligence College, placing additional emphasis on its research mission.

Since then, the College has added an off-campus program at the National Security Agency and has encouraged a steady increase in enrollment from civilian agencies. On campus, it has also added two part-time graduate programs, one designed specifically for military reservists. Students from throughout the Intelligence Community attend the College, and they include active duty and reserve military personnel from each of the services (including the Coast Guard), DoD, and other federal civilian employees.

Renamed the Joint Military Intelligence College in 1993, it is today educating the future leaders of the Intelligence Community into the 21st century by offering a demanding and dynamic undergraduate and graduate curriculum. In addition, the College sponsors research and publication opportunities for students and faculty, attracts noteworthy individuals as distinguished speakers, and provides field trips to key intelligence activities. Its students also participate in field exercises and simulations in partnership with their peers at the military staff and war colleges. Through the innovation of its faculty and staff, and the support of senior Intelligence Community leaders, the College seeks continuous improvement.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_De...ce_College

Here's their website:

http://www.usdoj.gov/ndic/