KGB
Author Joel E. Dimsdale unravels the elusive concepts of mind-control behind brainwashing.
In this bonus episode of The New Abnormal, Joseph Weisberg explains how his time in the CIA made him see the KGB and Russia in a new light. Plus, he reveals what his new show is.
The untold story of how Vladimir Putin created his own foreign intelligence service to shore up his standing in post-Soviet Russia.
A KGB manual, published in English for the first time, reveals how Soviet spies infiltrated Western governments in an elaborate game of cat-and-mouse.
The evidence is thin but the precedents are many after a report that a Russian diplomat brought a murderous toxin into the Czech Republic to try to kill two prominent politicians.
The ex-KGB official has always lionized spies. He is also paranoid and bitter over what he perceives as the West’s humiliation of Russia. It’s a toxic combo.
“Several divisions of the state system, including military authorities, aviation, and secret services are helping to hide Ruslan from us,” says Kira Yarmysh.