America's Secret War
Inside the Hidden Worldwide Struggle Between the United States and Its Enemies
by:
George Friedman
Summary:
The book delves into the strategic and intelligence aspects of post-9/11 conflicts, analyzing the United States' covert operations and geopolitical maneuvers against various adversaries, including terrorist organizations and rogue states. It provides insights into the complexities of global intelligence and the clandestine tactics used by the U.S. to combat threats and shape international outcomes.
Key points:
1. Intelligence Over Might: Friedman highlights the crucial role of intelligence and counterintelligence in global conflicts, often outweighing military power. He examines how the U.S. and its rivals use espionage to gain advantages and how intelligence failures can cause setbacks.
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