Counter-Intelligence

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The world of intelligence agencies is often shrouded in mystery and secrecy, but “Counter-Intelligence: The Company” sheds light on the inner workings of the modern intelligence agency. This first episode takes a deep dive into the evolution of the CIA and the creation of the concept of “plausible deniability.”

The film expertly illustrates how the clandestine National Security State has grown into the complex network it is today, showcasing examples of past operations such as election tampering, assassinations, the setting up of front companies and NGOs, the creation of mercenary groups, the emergence of the vast National Security surveillance network, and more. The film highlights the power of the intelligence network, which is often more powerful than even governments, with examples in Australia showing how a former Prime Minister was expelled for attempting to shut down top-secret US military bases.

“Counter-Intelligence: The Company” provides a comprehensive look at the evolution of the intelligence agency and the impact it has on the world. The film uses real-life examples to showcase the reach and influence of the intelligence network, leaving the audience with a deeper understanding of the inner workings of the modern intelligence agency.

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