High Stakes Treason

How John Brennan Compromised American Security for Millions

By: Ian Trottier

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Using open-source information, High Stakes Treason reveals what seems to be a major treasonous act of financial fraud committed against the American people and its allied international communities by former head of the CIA John O. Brennan.

High Stakes Treason presents verified open-source information to show former CIA Director John O. Brennan conducted a long-term criminal scheme to manipulate intelligence protocols and key counterterrorism (CT) personnel to increase the value of stock he held illegally to make millions. Brennan repeatedly filed, or caused to be filed, false official statements to hide his illegal ownership of stock in an indispensable government contracting company while maintaining his control over the CT initiatives of the Obama Administration—a clear conflict of interest. High Stakes Treason uses Brennan’s own words to describe in detail how he established sweeping new intelligence protocols for the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) and how these protocols enabled complete control over counterterror activities of the entire US government.

The book shows specific examples of how Brennan then apparently used a single unwitting NCTC analyst as his personal cutout to implement the new intel protocols and hide specific intelligence from the FBI and the CIA, enabling successful terror attacks against the United States—including the Boston Marathon Bombing. High Stakes Treason’s use of documentation reveals the identity of the NCTC analyst and documents Brennan’s apparent efforts to conceal his meetings with this analyst through multiple false entries in the White House Visitor Log. It also presents SEC documents which show Brennan was able to increase the value of his stock from $50,000 to $4,850,000 as Congress increased counterterrorism funding after each successful attack on our country.

WORSE NARRATED BOOK EVER!!!

I rarely do a review and the only reason I’m doing it this time, is because it’s the worse book I’ve ever heard. If I never hear ‘ibid’ , ‘underscore’ one more time…that will be too soon!!! It not only disrupts the whole story, but it makes the info hard to keep up with.