FBI Secrets: Inside the Bizarre World of Ice and Fire

Author: Pasquale (USA)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The headquarters of the FBI in Washington, D.C., is located on the bustling Pennsylvania Avenue. From a distance, it looks like a disheveled vagrant, but upon closer inspection, you realize this vagrant is a mysterious and profound "figure." This beige, slightly dated, and unassuming building is often seen with enigmatic figures in black rushing in and out. Metal detectors and X-ray machines are installed in every corner of the building. Regardless of how distinguished a guest may be, they must show their ID and register upon entering the building, while police and other law enforcement officers must surrender their weapons. All of this demonstrates the sacred and inviolable dignity of the FBI.
A young man named Sullivan enters the FBI, a completely unfamiliar yet alluring world: crime, conscience, deception, and surveillance, like the gaps in the blinds of the soul, some things forcefully squeeze in, opening the mysterious inner chambers of the FBI. Inside the FBI, everyone does their best to remain hidden or silent, acting discreetly, using the unique way of the FBI to do the most mysterious things in the world. No matter how mysterious an organization may be, it cannot escape the pursuit of time. History and events are the same, and this book tells them subtly. In some details, it makes us, those who came later, feel fortunate to have lived outside that time, knowing many secrets that people at the time did not. We are inevitably controlled by time. Every moment, the FBI is dealing with crime and conspiracy, nobility and humility, wisdom and kindness.
Opening a window releases a mood—its name probably won’t be called "spying," will it!