Secret KGB Manual: The Art of the Dangle

De: Luis Ayala

Narrado por: Luis Ayala

Duración: 1 h y 18 m

Resumen del Editor

This is one of eight Russian language KGB Training Manuals that were recently released to the general public. To quote The Interpreter: “manuals expose the devious methods of the Soviet Union’s secret police not only to surveil but suborn their own citizens and foreigners in a vast project to extend the Kremlin’s power around the world”.

This was used to teach KGB students how capitalist counterintelligence agencies would try to set-up KGB agents by “dangling” an offer of valuable intelligence either to insert a western agent into the KGB intelligence network, or to uncover KGB agents and “frame” them.

We are printing this English translation so that the general public can see first hand how the KGB operated and extrapolate their actions to today’s environment. We have no way of verifying if the examples contained herein were in fact, actual events, or whether this entire document is merely disinformation. That said, it is important to remember a quote attributed to Vladimir Putin, “There are no former KGB agents”.

We should not be surprised when we see “fake news” and other propaganda that is presented as “truth”.

©2019 Luis Ayala (P)2021 4th Watch Publishing

Exactly what you expect

This book reads exactly as intended. It’s a manual. Tons of info. A bit dry but it’s a manual so it’s to be expected. I liked it.

Horrible Reader & Bad aogranization Of Matrrial

Talk about amateur hour. Might as well be a life long smoking reader with asthma who has ZERO training on how to read a book to people. Totally distracts from the material, which has zero commentary and is nothing but a straight bad translation done by a high schooler with no sense of what he was translating. As a former intelligence analyst I could not finish even one chapter of this audio book....