Secret CIA by Bill O'neill

Secret CIA by Bill O'neill

Have you ever wondered what the craziest and most insane missions in the CIA's history are?

In this book you'll embark on a wild trip of some of the strangest, brutal, bizarre, and most head-scratching missions the CIA has undertaken and allowed to be declassified.

You'll learn about the truth behind these missions, finding out the answers to some of the following:

● How and why did the CIA come to use sex dolls, and were they successful?

● Why did the CIA think cats could be used for spying?

● Who were the brains behind a CIA program to use LSD and sex to get information?

● How did the CIA use fake news to overthrow a Latin American country?

● How was a notable feminist used by the CIA?

Are you ready to get your mind blown? Secret CIA profiles some of the insane brutality and illegal acts the CIA has done over its not-so-long history, yet you'll also see a side of the CIA that can make you think WTF were they thinking?

This book has a little for everyone. If you're a history buff, you can look forward to reading about the history of the CIA, albeit from a truly unique perspective. If you're a trivia geek, then this book is sure to give you plenty of ideas. Along with the 21 stories of crazy CIA operations and people, there are four Did You Know sections that have five factoids about the CIA. You can use those sections along with the chapters to come up with your own trivia challenges for hours of fun with your friends and family.

So, open the cover and begin your wild ride on 21 of the most insane CIA missions in history

Bill O'Neill is a Cornell University graduate who grew up in rural Ohio. He was elected to the New Mexico State Legislature in 2008 and is currently serving his third term. His first novel and poetry collection were both critically acclaimed, and SHORT SESSION (Red Mountain Press, 2021) is the follow-up to his critically acclaimed PANORAMIC DIARIES (Red Mountain Press, 2020). He's also the author of THE FREEDOM OF THE IGNORED (Red Mountain Publishing, 2017), a poetry book. Bill's work with non-profits has defined his career, with a concentration on incarcerated juveniles and adults.

He credits his early writing influence to his mentor E.L. Doctorow, who was named an Emerging Leader by the University of Virginia's Darden School in 2016. Doctorow is a writer who is well-known for his