num_pages: 350
description: Today still living undercover in the United States the man credited by the CIA as the only person in the Western world who single-handedly demolished an entire enemy espionage service--the one he himself managed--takes aim at an even bigger target: the exotic widely misunderstood but still astonishingly influential realm of the Russian-born science of disinformation.Indeed within these pages Pacepa along with his co-author historian and law professor Ronald Rychlak expose some of the most consequential yet largely unknown disinformation campaigns of our lifetime.Here the reader will discover answers to many crucial questions of the modern era: Why during the last two generations has so much of the Western world turned against its founding faith Christianity? Why have radical Islam jihad and terrorism burst aflame after a long period of apparent quiescence? Why is naked Marxism increasingly manifesting in America and its NATO allies? What really happened to Russia after the Berlin Wall came down? Like the solution to a giant jigsaw puzzle lacking one crucial piece Disinformation authoritatively provides the missing dimension that makes the chaos of the modern world finally understandable.By its very nature a disinformation campaign can work only if the seemingly independent Western press accepts intentionally fabricated lies and presents them to the public as truth. Thus Pacepa and Rychlak also document how the U.S. mainstream media's enduring sympathy for all things liberal-left has made it vulnerable to--indeed the prime carrier of--civilization-transforming campaigns of lying defamation and historical revisionism that turn reality on its head.
language: English
title: Disinformation
publisher: WND Books, Incorporated