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Nov 13, 2024
You don't have to
be in a shooting war to have an adversary who means you no good.
Think about a neighbor who moves your fence line, helps himself to
your garden...
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Oct 25, 2024
Of the various Russian intelligence
agencies, there is an interesting one—especially for readers of the
Charlemagne Files—that is named by a number. It is...
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Nov 05, 2023
Any history of
Cold War Espionage must include the Cambridge Five, a group of
students who attended Cambridge University in the 30s and 40s and
went on to hold...
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Aug 24, 2022
Unless you are one of the small number of Homo sapiens who thinks
it is okay, necessary even, to slaughter large numbers of people
who disagree with you in order to...
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Jun 09, 2022
You may ask why is the author of a series of espionage thrillers
writing blog posts about fascism? Answer: because the topic
pertains to deadly deception.
To recap...
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Mar 12, 2022
When there is
too much information, much of it false or irrelevant, it can make
you so cynical you decide not to hazard any opinion at all. While
this can be a wise...
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Mar 03, 2022
"What is
the first rule of deception, Steve?"
"Lead,
don’t feed."
"Very
good. The best deceptions are thought of by the deceived. Now tell
me the first rule of...
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Dec 20, 2021
Felix is mentioned by Frank in Cetus Wedge.
The spymaster with perhaps the longest reach in time and also
one of the highest death tolls must be Felix Dzerzhinsky a...
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In Cetus Wedge, the
second book of the Charlemagne Files, Frank Cardova mentions the
subjects of the first two articles in this series. First, I
introduced Felix...
