Henry Crumpton's new book,"The Art of Intelligence," gives a rare glimpse into intelligence's inner workings.
Salon.com - "Crumpton joined the CIA’s clandestine service in 1981, spending much of the next quarter-century abroad. During the lead-up to and aftermath of 9/11, Crumpton was the deputy chief of the CIA’s Counterterrorism Center, participating in the rise of drone warfare and leading the agency’s Afghanistan campaign right after the attacks. He later headed the agency’s domestic clandestine service, ultimately serving as an ambassador-at-large as the State Department’s coordinator for counterterrorism.
With the publication of his book, Crumpton has made headlines with his assertion that there are now more spies operating on American soil than ever operated during the Cold War........."Keep Reading
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And those spies are not only Russian, but Chinese, various Islamic spies, French spies, English spies, German spies, Spanish spies, Israeli spies and who knows what else. And our DAMN BORDERS ARE STILL OPEN LIKE SIEVES.
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