Secrets and Surveillance: The CIA's Hidden Influence

This chapter explores the CIA's advanced use of fluoroscopic scanning technology for detecting clandestine listening devices while questioning the long-standing government secrecy surrounding such innovations. It critiques the lack of transparency in U.S. governance, highlighting how excessive confidentiality protects officials rather than the public. The narrative also examines the CIA's controversial political role, the implications of the 'deep state,' and historical events linked to its operations, including the assassination of JFK.