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Operation Pseudo Miranda: A Veteran of the CIA Drug Wars Tells All
Former CIA operative Bucchi describes his experiences fighting the drug war in the 1980s in Colombia. The focus is on "Operation Pseudo Miranda" under which the CIA made a deal with Pablo Escobar, Fabio Ochoa, Manuel Noriega, and other high-level cocaine traffickers. Bucchi alleges that the CIA helped these "drug lords" to get drugs past the radar at the borders and destroyed their competitors in exchange for half of the cocaine being imported into the US. The volume does not contain an index or bibliographical references. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
350 pages, Hardcover
First published October 1, 2000
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August 7, 2025
i actually did not finish but i feel the need to still write a review
one of the weirdest books ive read but what did i expect picking a random book off the shelf at the library idk
the cia sucks and i wouldnt put this past them but also i think hes lying
also the way he describes women and people of color in the book…. idk
seems very full of himself and written like an action novel like wtf
one of the weirdest books ive read but what did i expect picking a random book off the shelf at the library idk
the cia sucks and i wouldnt put this past them but also i think hes lying
also the way he describes women and people of color in the book…. idk
seems very full of himself and written like an action novel like wtf
Displaying 1 of 1 review