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A Study in Failure: American Counterintelligence in the Era of Convergence
Charles S. Viar

An analysis of the recent Hanssen espionage case, in which the Russian foreign intelligence service successfully maintained a penetration agent within the FBI's inner sanctum for more than 15 years. Unlike other analyses, this paper focuses upon the strategic issue of disinformation and its implications for U.S. national security policy. Written by an understudy of the late James J. Angleton - the legendary chief of CIA counterintelligence - the author argues that this and other comparable penetrations of the U.S. intelligence community stem from controversial and still secret policy decisions taken in the early 1970's designed to speed the process of global integration, at the expense of national security. First published in May, 2001

A concise overview of the United States Government's research, development and deployment of remote influence technologies, accompanied by an historically accurate account of the U.S. intelligence community's efforts to develop and operationalize mind-control technologies. Emphasis upon the use of these technologies in domestic intelligence and security operations, and their likely implications for the democratic process. First published in July 2000.

CIS Member Price ( Quality Paperback ) $15.00
Item# 2001-JULY

Red Cocaine: The Drugging of America
Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., PhD.

A detailed accounting of the origins of America's drug plague. The author documents the coordinated effort of the former Soviet and East Bloc regimes to wage a secret war against the United States with drugs, and the continuing efforts of U.S. government officials and agencies to protect drug-trafficking governments by suppressing and falsifying intelligence data, sabotaging sources and dissimulating to the American people. Completely revised and re-edited for re-issue in July 1999.

CIS Member Price ( Quality Paperback ) $35.00
Item# 1999-JULY

Risky Business: Global Economics and The New World Order
Charles S. Viar

A detailed overview of the statist approach to global economics - and why it is bound to fail. Describes the little known phenomenon of “inflationary waves” throughout history and their relationship to war, revolution, and social calamity. Based upon recent historical research, this paper is essential reading for all investors. First published in October 1999.

CIS Member Price $45
Item# 1999-OCTOBER

Queen of The Chessboard: Counterintelligence in a New Era of Espionage
Charles S. Viar

A timely and important examination of the failed counterintelligence policy, procedures and practices that led to the penetration of America’s nuclear research and development facilities, and the theft of America’s most closely guarded military secrets by the Chinese foreign intelligence service. Explains in clear and concise terms why America’s counterintelligence effort has been hobbled from the onset by semantical confusion and bureaucratic politics; reviews the theory of counterintelligence first elaborated by the Chinese military scholar Sun Tzu and perfected by the Soviet intelligence apparatus; and shows why America’s counterintelligence effort cannot succeed without immediate and through-going revision. First published in September 1999.

CIS Member Price $25
Item# 1999-SEPTEMBER

With Past As Prologue: Russia, Arms Control and American National security
Lloyd F. Mercer, MD.

An incisive account of the pitfalls of arms control negotiations with Russia, with emphasis upon the Biological Weapons Convention of 1972 by one of America’s foremost authorities on Nuclear, Biological and Chemical weapons. First Published in March 1999.

CIS Member Price $10
Item# 1999-MARCH

The New Bogey Man: Biological Warfare and The New World Order
Lloyd F. Mercer, MD.

A concise overview of biologic weapons by one of America’s foremost authorities, explaining in easily understood terms the five essential characteristics of biologic weapons agents and their utility as weapons of war and terrorism. First published in March 1999.

CIS Member Price $10
Item# 1999-MARCH

Global Criminal Capitalism: The Real New World Order
Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., PhD.

A special report challenging the common perception of globalism, tracing the connection of drug cartels, international arms merchants, corrupt international financial institutions, foreign intelligence services and legitimate businesses to the emerging nightmare of the New World Order. If present trends continue, a collage of formally socialist narco-democracies is the most likely result. First published in November 1998.

CIS Member Price $ 15
Item# 1998-NOVEMBER

The Immigration Debate
Charles S. Viar

A special report looking beyond the Immigration in the National Interest Act of 1995, examining the long-term effects of mass-immigration upon the United States. Provides essential background on immigration and explains what went wrong with the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 that opened the floodgates. Basic to understanding the current crisis and its far-ranging effects. First published in February 1996.

CIS Member Price $ 10
Item# 1996-FEBRUARY

Who's Destroying America ?
Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., PhD.

A special report on the 1953 congressional investigation that uncovered an "interlock" composed of social science research organizations, broad swaths of academia, policy institutes and tax-free foundations working together secretly to undermine traditional American values as a prelude to the imposition of secular humanist values and socialist economics upon the United States. What happened in the 1960s and what is continuing today cannot be adequately understood without this background. First published in December 1996. Re-issued in July of 1999.

CIS Member Price $25.
Item# 1999-JULY

America’s Missing Servicemen: What Happened And Why
Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., PhD.

A special report detailing the abandonment of American servicemen to the Soviet Bloc following World War II, Korea and Vietnam, in two volumes. The shameful betrayal of American servicemen by the top military and civilian leadership is one of the darkest pages in our history. This report tells what happened to our POW/MIAs and why, making it must reading for all those who served and the friends and families of those who never returned. First published in February 1995.

CIS Member Price $30
Item# 1995-FEBRUARY

MKULTRA and the Assault on the American Republic
Charles S. Viar

A special report dealing with the CIA’s disastrous “mind control” experiments and the appalling effects it still exerts upon American society. This paper traces the history of MK-ULTRA from its origins during the second World War through it’s illegal operationalization in the mid-1970’s, revealing for the first time the penetration and compromise of this misguided effort by hostile intelligence services and their use of MK-ULTRA victims for espionage, terrorism and assassination in the United States.

CIS Member Price $ 45
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North Korea: Terrorism and Special Operations Capabilities
Georges T. E. Bok

A special report prepared for the Center de Sociologie De La National in Paris, available in English only from the Conservative Research Center. Although somewhat dated, this remains the single best English-language summary of North Korea’s unconventional warfare capabilities that menace American forces throughout the Far East. First published in the United States in June, 1993

CIS Member Price $15
Item# 1993-July

Written by the CIA’s former Deputy Chief of Counterintelligence (Analysis), this is the only authoritative summary of Operatsia Trist - in English, Operation Trust. Conceived and executed by Soviet intelligence in a desperate gamble to maintain Lenin’s nascent dictatorship in power, Trist set the standard for modern strategic deception operations. The Trust explains in precise detail how Soviet intelligence convinced the Western Powers to refrain from hostile actions against the early Soviet Union by penetrating and suborning the anti-Communist resistance. Essential reading for all students of modern history. First published in 1990 by the Center for Intelligence Studies; re-issued in September 1999.

CIS Member Price $25.
Item# 1999-SEPTEMBER

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