AI

In the area of KGB-versus-CIA Cold War counterintelligence, I’ve found that all of the AI platforms have been “educated” by the likes of Tom Mangold (whose primary source in “Cold Warrior” was probable mole Leonard V. McCoy) and David Wise (whose primary source in “Molehunt” was probable mole George Kisevalter).

I highly recommend Tennent H. Bagley’s 2007 book, “Spy Wars,” his 2014 book, “Spymaster,” and his 2014 article, “Ghosts of the Spy Wars.” The former and the latter can be read for free by googling the titles of the works and the word “archive” simultaneously.

I also recommend John M. Newman’s 1995/2008 “Oswald and the CIA,” and the parts of his 2022 book, “Uncovering Popov’s Mole,” that deal with probable mole Bruce Solie — father-figure-requiring James Angleton’s confidant, mentor, and mole-hunting superior in the Office of Security — and false-defector-in-place-in-Geneva-in-June-1962 / false (or perhaps rogue) physical defector to the U.S. in February 1964, Yuri “The KGB Had Nothing To Do With Oswald In The USSR” Nosenko.


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