Edward Mickolus Knihy

Collection of personal essays detailing the adventures, advice, and experience of generations of CIA support and technical officers.

A collection of only the words Jesus spoke in the Bible-commonly referred to by Biblical scholars as "the red words"-and nothing else.

Focusing on the rise of the Islamic State, this comprehensive chronology details international terrorist attacks over three pivotal years, highlighting its emergence as the dominant terrorist group. The book analyzes various domestic and international incidents, revealing trends and debunking media myths. Additionally, it delves into the complexities of modern terrorist behavior, providing insights and future indicators to monitor potential developments in terrorism.

The history of American espionage, starting from the Revolutionary War with George Washington and Benedict Arnold, is a captivating tale of intrigue, betrayal, and complex motives. It highlights the rise and fall of famous spies like Aldrich Ames and the Rosenbergs, who have become cultural icons through films and TV shows. The narrative also sheds light on lesser-known figures, revealing a rich tapestry of both honorable and corrupt actions within the world of intelligence.

Effective public speaking, especially in high-stakes environments like boardrooms and situation rooms, requires specialized skills. This guidebook delves into essential topics such as overcoming nervousness, understanding audience needs, and organizing content. Readers will learn how to create impactful visuals and handouts, handle questions adeptly, and refine their personal speaking style. With practical tips and insights from experienced briefers, it aims to boost confidence and effectiveness, making it a valuable resource for anyone facing influential audiences.