
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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The following is a conversation that former high-level CIA operations officer Sean Wiswesser and I have been having on so-called social media.
Dear Sean,
I agree with 95% of what you say in your book, TRADECRAFT, TACTICS, AND DIRT...
Nicholas Shadrin (original name Nikolas Artamonov) was a Soviet destroyer captain who defected to the U.S. in 1959 and went to work for the Defense Intelligence Agency in 1961.
In the morning on 18 June 1966, a Saturday, just as he wa...
Photo: Brian D. Litman
Mr. Litman posted this a few hours ago in response to my earlier article on him and “former” KGB* officer Oleg Nechiporenko - -
Mr. Graves ... a few clarifications:
(1) I am not exactly, as you have rep...
Photo: Kremlin-loyal triple agent Aleksey Kulak*
The KGB’s 1959-on Master Plan, aka “Monster Plot,” was real, folks.
If you disagree, get back to me after you’ve read Tennent H. Bagley’s Spy Wars, “Ghosts of the Spy Wars,” a...
Photo: Milton Bearden
Milton Bearden joined the CIA in 1964. In February of that year, putative KGB staff officer Yuri Nosenko was allowed to physically defect to the U.S. despite the fact that, based on what he had told CIA officer...
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AFIO member. Read my Wikipedia article on Tennent H. Bagley. He's my main source on the ongoing KGB war against us and our NATO allies.
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