Destroying America: A Dossier on the CIA’s Control of Government

Destroying America is a primary-source-driven exposé of how the CIA, operating in violation of federal law, systematically embedded itself inside the United States government and seized control of its institutions. CIA officers have infiltrated every branch of government using "official covers" within agencies such as the DOJ and FBI, and "nonofficial covers" as elected members of Congress. The Agency also developed methods to neutralize threats-whether elected officials, Presidents, or ordinary citizens-who might expose or resist its expansion. Spanning multiple administrations of both parties, the pattern is consistent and documented: the CIA did not merely influence events. It shaped the official record of those events, ensuring that damaging truths remained classified, contested, or dismissed as conspiracy. What began as infiltration evolved into outright dominance: Presidents targeted, lawmakers eliminated, scandals manufactured, and entire national traumas orchestrated and exploited to consolidate CIA control in the highest echelons of government. Written as a dossier and grounded in official documents, reports, internal memos, and eyewitness testimony, Destroying America does not speculate. It presents the documented record of how one Agency dismantled the constitutional barriers meant to contain it while it took hold of the reins of power in Washington.

Pagina's: 317, Paperback, Independently published