How the KGB Zombified the CIA and the FBI

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Nosenko "played" the CIA and the KGB
Putative* KGB officer Yuri Nosenko was a false defector-in-place in June 1962, sent to the CIA in Geneva to discredit, ostensibly in exchange for $250…
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David C. Martin's misinformed logic in "Wilderness of Mirrors"
In his 1980 book, Wilderness of Mirrors, David C.
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Two Moles Named Sasha
Alexander Sogolow
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Did Trump start laundering money for the Russian Mafia as early as 1984?
Did Donald Trump start laundering money for the Russian Mafia as early as 1984?
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Traitorous subterfuge or "terrible blunder"?
Bruce Leonard Solie
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Were they stupidly misunderstood by the CIA ... or Kremlin-loyal Master Plan triple-agents?
Leonard V.
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A telling review of the Tommy Lee Jones film, "Yuri Nosenko, KGB"
The following is an article titled “Yuri Nosenko, CIA,” Leonard V.
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How the KGB Zombified the CIA and the FBI
Read my Wikipedia article on CIA counterintelligence officer Tennent H. Bagley. He's my main source of information on the (ongoing) CIA-KGB war.
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