Muhammad Khalil al-Hakaymah of Gamaa Islamiya, an Egyptian group which also has operations in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region with al-Qaeda, has written a 152-page book called The Myth of Delusion: Exposing the American Intelligence. It is intended to serve as a jihadist's guide to the U.S. intelligence community and focuses on perceived American intelligence limitations and shortcomings - it's available here, thanks to our friends at ThreatsWatch. The introduction sets the tone:
The Manhattan raid led to a radical change in the perception of American Security.
After the northern half of the continent had been isolated from the rest of the world and its threats by two oceans, it now came from inside. The surprise hit the symbols of American power in its economic and security dimensions. The surprise changed the features of the most important financial center in the world.
Moreover, it exposed to the world the myth of delusion called "NSA – CIA – FBI."
They used to say that "if a mouse entered America or came out of it, you should be able to find a report about it in the archives of the American intelligence services."
The American intelligence lost this round against al-Qaeda intelligence.
Among the eight chapters, one is dedicated fully to how U.S. intelligence recruits foreign agents and another purely to signals intelligence and electronic surveillance. The document goes to some length to detail what the intelligence community can and cannot do legally under U.S. law.
Expected to be the first of a trilogy from Muhammad Khalil al-Hakaymah, The Myth of Delusion: Exposing the American Intelligence announces at its close that the next release will be The Security Guide for World War Three.
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