United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
SSCI

In January 2008 it was put on the source journal list of the SSCI.

The SSCI is in three parts.

"Eyes Only for the President from the Chairman, SSCI."

The organization grew and flourished, and was cited by the SSCI for its intelligence achievements.

SSCI may refer to:

As this memo demonstrates, though, the Democratic members of the SSCI have other, more sinister priorities.

Senator John Edwards also sits on the SSCI.

In this context, it may be worth noting another surprising fact:none of the Democrats serving on the SSCI has any military or intelligence experience.

SSCI was registered as a non-profit organization in 1993 to bring a permanent indoor soccer facility to the city of Saskatoon.

A leak from the SSCI can literally jeopardize intelligence sources, which in turn can jeopardize lives.

Strategic Petroleum Reserve SSCI.

Scientific Systems Company, Inc. (SSCI) is a developer of technology solutions for defense and industrial suppliers.

In these joint statements, the SSCI was only reaffirming the tradition of nonpartisan work for which it had been known since its establishment in 1976.

When this memorandum was uncovered, the SSCI was still working with the Bush administration to continue its review of prewar intelligence.

But how can Republicans expect the Democrats to act in good faith when they have so completely corrupted the stated purposes of the SSCI?

During the 1990s the SSCI even worked to redefine the role of the director of Central Intelligence.

Additionally, online databases such as SSCI and EconLit are used to keep the database up-to-date.

The memo cites three steps that Democrats on the SSCI would undertake in order to undermine President Bush.

Senator Pat Roberts, the Republican chair of the SSCI, described the memo as a "slap in the face."

"It's an analytical response to the questions the committee put to the CIA Director when he appeared before the SSCI last month.

As I've pointed out on my radio show, nothing in this memorandum has to do with strengthening intelligence or national security, which is the job of the SSCI.

"The information it [SSCI] deals with should never, never be distorted, compromised or politicized in any shape, form or fashion.

This has been attributed to journals' incentives to maximize citations in order to rank higher on the Social Science Citation Index (SSCI).

Shortly after the memo surfaced, Senator Rockefeller expressed a desire to move on, to get the entire affair behind him and resume the business of the SSCI.

The third section of the SSCI is the Permuterm Subject Index in which keywords taken from journal article titles are paired and listed alphabetically.