The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The CIA Takeover of America in the 1960s Is the Story of Our Times
The assassination of the top four leaders of the political left in the five year period – President John Kennedy in 1963, Malcolm X in 1965, and Martin Luther King, Jr. and Senator Robert Kennedy in 1968 – represented nothing less than a slow-motion coup on the political scene.
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6 Star An Extraordinary Gift to America – Indicts & Impeaches Jared Kushner for Multiple Crimes While Exposing “First Daughter” Ivanka Trump Kushner as a Vacuous Disruptive Beauty
As a professional intelligence officer with counterintelligence experience, there is absolutely no question in my mind but that my CIA colleagues were 100% on the money when they denied Jared Kushner the security clearances necessary to be effective in the White House, the pinnacle of national and global power. This book provides the public with – in effect – a national counterintelligence threat study on a single individual who is, apart from being completely incompetent – an active traitor who is in active violation of multiple financial fraud, tax evasion, and real estate compliance laws. Kushner is, among many odious things including being an agent of more than one foreign power, a slum lord suing his impoverished tenants in New York and Baltimore for sums that are beneath contempt. In passing it reveals his wife, the President’s daughter, for the vacuous entitled beauty that she is.
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6 Stars
Guest Review by Makia Freeman
Here are 2 key quotes from the book:
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George Kavassilas
6 Star – Will Explode Your Mind and Free Your Heart to Achieve Infinite Soul Expansion
There are thousands of extra-terrestial stellar civilizations, some evil, most humane (pun intended). The pineal gland is an implanted biological feature that enables the worst of these civilization to control our elites at one level (Satanic blood rites) and the rest of us at another level (dumbed down acceptance of fake government, fake media, fake religions, and predatory toxic corporations).
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Jason Matthews
6-Star Deeply Authentic Book About Nuances of Spying
After I read and then reviewed the first book, Red Sparrow, I was so deeply impressed that I immediately ordered the other two, this one and The Kremlin's Candidate, intending to read them on airplanes. That did not last.
This book went to my night-table, then to reading two hours past my bedtime, to last night when I could not put it down and read it until midnight. That is not normal for me, particularly as a former spy who considers most spy books to be utter crap.
This is not only the most authentic and nuanced book I have read about spying and why human intelligence and particularly offensive counterintelligence and covert action matter, but it is spectacularly well put together. The author is gifted in turns of phrase that make you laugh or cry or both.
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Jason Matthews
6 Stars Best New Espionage Everything
I have reviewed over 300 books on intelligence, almost all of them non-fiction. Apart from the George Smiley series by John Le Carre the only other fiction book I can think of that garnered my respect was Tears of Autumn by Charles McCarry.
This book, by a former SE Division (Soviet Division) Operations Officer also known as a Case Officer (C/O) is SENSATIONAL. I bought it at the airport when my planned reading for the return flight turned out to be junk (Life After Google).
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
6 Star – Skin in the Game = Ethics = Sustainable
By the author Black Swan and Anti-Fragility, among many other works, this book is a simplified overview — a capstone work — and the easiest to read.
Skin in the Game is defined by the author as symmetry of risk and reward — in other words, you don't get to externalize losses to others while reaping the rewards without any personal risk.
That pretty much sums up everything that is wrong with banking, commerce, government, religions, and universities.
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