The Listening Game: The CIA

You don't need to have any background to know the name of CIA. As one of the largest intelligence agencies in the United States, it is responsible for global affairs and U. S. Homeland security. Not only that, with the emphasis on intelligence work in the United States after the end of World War II, this agency has leveled up in importance and confidentiality, becoming the only agency that reports to the president and coordinates other departments of the government. Whether it is the strict organization and compact work during the Cold War or the rat-suppression operation after the end of the Cold War, the CIA and its intelligence agencies have become the intelligence and military divisions behind American hegemonic politics. To understand the United States, you have to pass the CIA level.

First-hand intelligence is a very important success factor for both political decision-making and military guidance. The author focuses on the CIA, the US Central Intelligence Organization, and describes in detail the development of the CIA in history, such as how it was established and how it grew. At the same time, the author describes the CIA's participation in some famous historical events later in the article, such as the Vietnam War, the Korean War, and the Afghan War that we know is not over yet. Through these specific examples, the author tells the value and uncontrollability of the CIA as an intelligence center. From this, we can also see that the CIA is not completely beneficial. It has also had a certain impact on the American political system. It is worth looking forward to where this huge intelligence organization will eventually go.