NO QUARTER FOR CORRUPTION (Focussing on The Fed./FRBS)

[SamIam]

"Intercepted telegrams came through on telex machines. I was provided with a list of about 100 words to look out for. All diplomatic traffic from European embassies was in code and was passed at once to a senior officer. A lot of telegrams--birthday congratulation for instance--were put into the burn bag. I had to keep a special watch for commercial traffic, details of commodities, what big companies were selling, like iron and steel and gas. Changes were frequent. One week I was asked to scan all traffic between Berlin and London. One week I was asked to scan all traffic between Berlin and London and another week between Rome and Belgrade. Some weeks the list of words to watch for contained dozens fo names of big companies. Some weeks I just had to look for commodities. All traffic was sent to Fort Meade in Washington."

Above is an excert from Bamford's book page 270....
puzzle palace.

the implications are obvious.