The American Spies Political Intrigue and Espionage in America

Discover how George Washington's secret spy rings laid the foundation for U.S. intelligence, how the Cold War ignited the race for global power, and how digital espionage has transformed national security in the 21st century. With a focus on critical historical events like the U-2 incident, Watergate, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Edward Snowden revelations, Dr. Bora examines the ethical dilemmas and high-stakes decisions that define espionage. As he explores the impact of artificial intelligence, cyber warfare, and surveillance technology on privacy and democracy, Dr. Bora invites readers to consider the moral boundaries of intelligence in an interconnected world.
The American Spiestakes readers behind closed doors to witness the untold struggles for power, the sacrifices of intelligence operatives, and the relentless pursuit of secrets that has defined America's security and identity. A must-read for anyone captivated by political intrigue, intelligence history, and the high-stakes world of espionage, this book offers a rare and eye-opening perspective on the past, present, and future of American intelligence.