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    PM insists CIA 'not terrorists'

    Green plea to label CIA as terrorist organisation is turned down by Prime Minister Helen Clark

    7 November 2002
    The Prime Minister will not be approving a plea from the Greens to label the world's leading intelligence agency as a terrorist organisation.

    Green MP Keith Locke is calling for the CIA to be classified a terrorist group after destroying a car carrying six al Qaeda members in Yemen.

    One of them, Al Qaed al-Harithy, was one of Osama bin Laden's key lieutenants.

    Mr Locke says if her Government can label Jemaah Islamiah a terrorist organisation, the CIA should also join the list.

    But Prime Minister Helen Clark ruled out classifying the CIA as terrorists.

    She told Parliament that New Zealand shares a close relationship with the CIA for intelligence.

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