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The [[CIA]] has held widely publicized events at Link. In 2004, for instance, the CIA arranged a conference on [[terrorism]] there. “‘New Frontiers of Intelligence Analysis,’" wrote [[David Ignatius]] in the ''Washington Post'', “brought together officials from intelligence and police agencies of nearly 30 countries.” A 24-year veteran of the CIA named Carol Dumaine, wrote Ignatius, “spent two years arranging the conference with the Link Campus of the University of Malta in Rome.”American intelligence and law enforcement officials are also involved with Link.<ref>https://archive.is/3srka#selection-231.1-252.0</ref> Former [[National Security Agency]] and [[Central Intelligence Agency]] officers and analysts regularly teach there.
The [[CIA]] has held widely publicized events at Link. In 2004, for instance, the CIA arranged a conference on [[terrorism]] there. “‘New Frontiers of Intelligence Analysis,’" wrote [[David Ignatius]] in the ''Washington Post'', “brought together officials from intelligence and police agencies of nearly 30 countries.” A 24-year veteran of the CIA named Carol Dumaine, wrote Ignatius, “spent two years arranging the conference with the Link Campus of the University of Malta in Rome.”American intelligence and law enforcement officials are also involved with Link.<ref>https://archive.is/3srka#selection-231.1-252.0</ref> Former [[National Security Agency]] and [[Central Intelligence Agency]] officers and analysts regularly teach there.
[[File:Mifsud Roh.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Mifsud (right). Stephan Roh (far left).]]
[[File:Mifsud Roh.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Alleged KGB operative Joseph Mifsud according to Robert Mueller (right). Stephan Roh (far left).]]
The [[FBI]] has trained students at Link since 2010. In September 2016, or two months after the FBI opened its Russia investigation, the FBI’s legal attaché working out of the U.S. Embassy in Rome sent Special Agent Preston Ackerman to conduct a seminar at Link. FBI spokespersons did not respond to requests for comment on the bureau’s past history with Link or Ackerman’s seminar.
The [[FBI]] has trained students at Link since 2010. In September 2016, or two months after the FBI opened its Russia investigation, the FBI’s legal attaché working out of the U.S. Embassy in Rome sent Special Agent Preston Ackerman to conduct a seminar at Link. FBI spokespersons did not respond to requests for comment on the bureau’s past history with Link or Ackerman’s seminar.