The CIA

The Missions (American Special Ops)

By: Sean McCollum, Kenneth deGraffenreid

Narrated by: anonymous

US leaders need accurate information to make important decisions. They turn to the CIA to get it. Around the clock, members of the CIA are hard at work. As covert officers secretly gather intelligence, analysts are busy studying it. CIA scientists develop high-tech spy gear. But no matter their job, CIA members share a common goal of keeping the country safe.

©2012 Sean McCollum, Kenneth deGraffenreid (P)2017 Capstone Publishers, Inc.

If you like your propaganda simple and in list form this is for you

A book that is a glossary of words and terms with a strong bias in support of the c.I.a and the war on terror,it feels like a pre-recruiting tool aimed at 10-13 year olds but it is far too boring to hold their attention.
Unless you have no idea who or what the c.i.a are and do this will have zero value and not much if you do.

Like a bad middle school research paper

Short, choppy sentences. Paragraphs are formulaic, as would be expected in a 6th grade writing. Narration is boring & monotone but could be due to the poor writing. I listened for about 8 minutes before I could no longer stand either. And I’m pretty tolerant.