The CIA and the cult of intelligence
Book • 1974
Victor Marchetti's "The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence" offers a scathing critique of the CIA's culture, operations, and impact on American society.
The book delves into the agency's secrecy, elitism, and disregard for legal and ethical boundaries.
Marchetti exposes the CIA's covert actions, propaganda campaigns, and attempts to manipulate public opinion.
His work highlights the dangers of unchecked power and the need for greater transparency and accountability within intelligence agencies.
The book's revelations sparked controversy and legal battles, further emphasizing its significance.
The book delves into the agency's secrecy, elitism, and disregard for legal and ethical boundaries.
Marchetti exposes the CIA's covert actions, propaganda campaigns, and attempts to manipulate public opinion.
His work highlights the dangers of unchecked power and the need for greater transparency and accountability within intelligence agencies.
The book's revelations sparked controversy and legal battles, further emphasizing its significance.
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