THE INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT - DAVID WISE, THOMAS B. ROSS

Discover the fascinating world of secret operations and uncontrolled power in the book "The Invisible Government" by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross. This groundbreaking publication, first published in 1964, became a publishing sensation and the subject of interest of the CIA, which unsuccessfully tried to stop its publication. Immerse yourself in the behind-the-scenes activities of American intelligence services and learn the truth about their influence on world politics.

• Reveals the behind-the-scenes activities of the CIA, NSA and other intelligence services
• Dismantles the myth that protecting national security is the only function of the CIA
• Describes secret wars, the overthrow of governments and the influencing of the media by the agency
• Warns against the abuse of secrecy in a state of law
• Analyzes the role of special services in the modern world
• Current warning against uncontrolled power
• Journalistic investigation based on interviews with informants and analysis of leaks

"The Invisible Government" is a classic work of investigative journalism that reveals the behind-the-scenes activities of American intelligence services. The authors, David Wise and Thomas B. Ross, were the first to describe how the CIA, NSA and other agencies operate as independent power structures, waging secret wars, overthrowing governments, influencing the media and circumventing democratic control mechanisms. The book became the subject of interest of the CIA itself, which unsuccessfully tried to stop its publication.

Based on journalistic investigations, interviews with informants and analysis of leaks, the authors revealed that the agency operates as an independent power structure, waging secret wars, overthrowing governments, influencing the media and circumventing democratic control mechanisms. Today, their work remains a classic and still relevant warning against the abuse of secrecy in a state of law and still raises concerns. It describes the world of secret services, which has not disappeared, but has refined its tools and methods, expanded its apparatus and equipped itself with the latest achievements of technology.

The book "The Invisible Government" is not only a report from the past, but also a warning for the future. The authors ask questions about the role of special services in the modern world and whether democracy can function in the shadow of secret operations and uncontrolled power. Their work remains relevant and important in the context of contemporary challenges related to security and civil liberties. "The Invisible Government" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of power and the behind-the-scenes of world politics.