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| − | '''International Affairs Agency (IAA)''' is an intelligence agency in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''. |
+ | '''International Affairs Agency (IAA)''' is an intelligence agency in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''.It is most likely a parody of the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA) since the abbreviation sounds similar and the seal also bears a resemblance. |
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==Overview== |
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Revision as of 06:56, 31 December 2013
Template:LawOrganisation Info International Affairs Agency (IAA) is an intelligence agency in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V.It is most likely a parody of the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA) since the abbreviation sounds similar and the seal also bears a resemblance.
Overview
The agency's headquarters are located in Downtown Los Santos, right next to the FIB Headquarters.
In 2013, the IAA had begun to lose funding as terrorist activity has calmed down. According to Steve Haines, the agency had tasked Humane Labs and Research to develop a strong neuro-toxin. When it was finished, the IAA would then release the neuro-toxin in a major metropolitan area and pass it off as a terrorist attack to hopefully re-inflate their budget due to the demand by the public to stop terrorism. The plan was foiled, however, by Steve Haines and Dave Norton of the FIB and Michael De Santa during the mission Monkey Business.
It is confirmed that the United Liberty Paper is a front for the IAA, as the United Liberty Paper Contact appears as an IAA agent and point-man in Grand Theft Auto V. Karen also appears in the game as a lead interrogator.
Employees
- United Liberty Paper Contact, killed in 2013.
- Karen, working for the IAA since 2008 and has since become a Lead Interrogator.
Weapons & Equipment
Gallery
Trivia
- The IAA is based on the CIA, though it incorporates elements of the NSA, mainly its involvement in domestic affairs (the CIA officially does not operate domestically).
- The symbol of the IAA features what appears to be an eye, along with arrows that resemble missiles. This could be a reference to how the CIA (and to an extent the NSA) is notorious for spying on people and sending drone strikes.
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