authority held by individuals with specific ranks and  titles in the CIA. In addition, Monarch explained that it needed to depose  Senator Grassley solely for the purpose of corroborating the fact that  Korczak was with the CIA.


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With respect to Mr. Morris, Monarch stated to the trial court that Mr.  Morris told Monarch that he was with the CIA, stated that he had  information about delegations of authority within the CIA and had direct  knowledge of the transaction in which Mr. Savage was involved. According to  Monarch, Mr. Morris was Mr. Savage's supervisor in the CIA.


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Throughout the hearing, the trial court made it clear that it would only  allow further discovery on the limited issue of whether the CIA had Clarke, who became President of the Irish Republic declared in April 1916. In the process he also, incidentally, faced personal and professional disaster as St Enda's went to the verge of bankruptcy. The school, and Pearse's reputation, was saved by McGarrity and the Irish-American Fenians. But they still needed some convincing that Pearse had truly embraced separatism.

When he was demanding guns in August 1914, it was still for essentially defensive, reactive purposes. In October, after the split, he argued that the pared-down IV was 'infinitely more valuable' than the previous 'unwieldy, loosely-held-together mixum-gatherum force'. With some 150 companies, a 'small, compact, perfectly-disciplined, determinedly _separatist_ force' would be 'ready to _act_ with tremendous effect if the war brings us the moment' – and if only America would supply the