The document discusses intelligence gathering techniques shown in a movie. It notes that intelligence agencies need proof of criminal plans, such as names and connections, before investigating individuals or groups. The agencies then collaborate on missions. The document describes scenes from the movie where agents interviewed witnesses, victims, and offenders. It also discusses undercover operations in the movie where agents posed as buyers and infiltrated groups to gain their trust in order to accomplish their goals. The only real-life intelligence agencies portrayed were the CIA and MI6.
The document discusses intelligence gathering techniques shown in a movie. It notes that intelligence agencies need proof of criminal plans, such as names and connections, before investigating individuals or groups. The agencies then collaborate on missions. The document describes scenes from the movie where agents interviewed witnesses, victims, and offenders. It also discusses undercover operations in the movie where agents posed as buyers and infiltrated groups to gain their trust in order to accomplish their goals. The only real-life intelligence agencies portrayed were the CIA and MI6.
The document discusses intelligence gathering techniques shown in a movie. It notes that intelligence agencies need proof of criminal plans, such as names and connections, before investigating individuals or groups. The agencies then collaborate on missions. The document describes scenes from the movie where agents interviewed witnesses, victims, and offenders. It also discusses undercover operations in the movie where agents posed as buyers and infiltrated groups to gain their trust in order to accomplish their goals. The only real-life intelligence agencies portrayed were the CIA and MI6.
Before gathering information on certain individuals or group there should be
enough proof/intelligence that they were planning or engaging in a crime for example terrorism like in the movie. The investigator or agent should know who is the mastermind, they need a name, alias and a face, and connections from other group or individuals. These information's usually shared among the intelligence agencies and they collaborate in missions. Agents usually talks face to face with witness, victim, and accused/offender. There were these scenes in the movie where they set up the room like a hospital room and even the "news" to make the weapon specialist cooperate which he did. As for undercover they did pose as buyer of the plutonium core in Germany where they lost it. Posed again as John Lark to infiltrate and win the trust of the "white widow" to get the one plutonium core she has. The CIA and MI6 were the only real-life intelligence agency. The Central Intelligence Agency of the United State of America and the Secret Intelligence Service or MI6 of the United Kingdom.