Intelligence Briefing (Secret Warfare & Counter-terrorism Operations)

THE GMJ INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING

Five years of research. Fifty books. One explosive intelligence briefing.

What happens when years of military, political and historical research are distilled into a single briefing designed to challenge the accepted narrative?

The GMJ Intelligence Briefing examines the changing position of the United States through a series of controversial subjects, including Perception in War, the US military experience in Afghanistan, the Niger Ambush, the Skripal poisoning, the Jamal Khashoggi murder, the rise of the Chinese Navy, and the Roosevelt-Dreadnought Doctrine.

The book also investigates the Cornwallis Confession and Compromise of Avranches, which the author argues reveal a deeper and largely hidden influence of secret societies on political power in the United States and United Kingdom.

Drawing on five years of research and more than 50 books, the author challenges what he considers the sanitized version of events presented by mainstream Western media.

The result is a provocative examination of military power, intelligence, political influence, propaganda and America's increasingly controversial position in the world.

The GMJ Intelligence Briefing is Book 47 in the best-selling GMJ Series.

Question the narrative. Examine the evidence. Decide for yourself.