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Neither Brad Thor, Tom Clancy, nor Vince Flynn could have invented this story.
Blind Treason is the explosive true account of an act of war on North America, a high-level government cover-up, and the United States Naval Intelligence Officer who refused to be destroyed by it.
During a military counterintelligence mission over the Pacific entrance to the United States, a classified Russian directed energy weapon from the Russian merchant ship Kapitan Man was fired at a Canadian helicopter, striking the pilot and the U.S. Navy intelligence officer onboard. Both men were permanently wounded. The attack occurred inside U.S. airspace, five nautical miles from American shores.
Publicly, the Navy told the press no attack had occurred. Privately, in a response to the Department of Defense Inspector General that was never released, it wrote ‘assuming the laser came from the Kapitan Man.’ You do not hedge about the source of a laser you have told the world was never fired.
What followed was a calculated campaign of silence.
Drawing on the author’s 15 years in U.S. Naval Intelligence working the Soviet and Russian target, Blind Treason reveals:
• A covert Russian attack inside U.S. territory
• The political pressure to protect a ‘friendly’ relationship with Russia
• The coordinated effort to discredit and abandon a wounded intelligence officer
• The disturbing willingness of senior leaders to sacrifice truth for expediency
This modern-day David vs. Goliath battle pits one career intelligence officer against the full weight of the U.S. government over a single, terrifying question:
Would America’s leaders cover up an act of war to avoid political consequences?
As Russia again threatens the West with nuclear weapons and espionage operations, Blind Treason serves as both a memoir and a warning – Russia is still our enemy, revealing how corruption, fear, and betrayal can flourish even at the highest levels of power.
Some secrets are too dangerous for the truth to survive.
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