Espionage, Human Intelligence, and the Recruitment of Foreign Spies - James Lawler | The JJ Podcast

Mr. Lawler served for 25 years as a CIA operations officer in various international posts and as Chief of the Counterproliferation Division's Special Activities Unit. He had five overseas assignments from 1982 to 1994.
He has completed two novels, which were both cleared by the CIA's publication review board. One of his novels, "Living Lies", was ranked #38 on Spyscape's list of fifty best novels ever written.
Prior to his career in intelligence, Mr. Lawler practiced law and was the president of a steel components company in Texas. He is a graduate of Rice University, Houston, Texas; and the University of Texas School of Law. He is married to Ellen and has three children and seven grandsons
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Al club de campo, juss

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That man knew exactly how to manipulate her and get it done....just like his "boss" manipulated him to get it done..."we haven't recruited anyone from there in a long time and all the bigwigs are impressed with you" played off his ego and ambition and he knew what it took to get the "less than pretty" woman to do what he wanted to.....Cia plays its whole game and strategy on mind control thru manipulation and persuasion....and this man has it mastered a real psychologist that isn't full of shit with sociopathic tendencies males the best case officer....he plays his position down very well and it's believable because of his articulation and soft spokenness....his tone makes you feel safe when he talks and he appears non threatening ....classic psychologist tactics...don't ve mistaken this man is an absolute savage

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A Bush Boy?