CIA ASSET: What It Means If Your President Is One.

By Gladwell Stone In an age where global geopolitics and intelligence activities shape national policies, the thought of a country's president being a CIA asset raises serious and often alarming questions about sovereignty, integrity, and security. But what does it truly mean if your nation's leader is secretly cooperating with the United States' Central Intelligence Agency? One of the gravest concerns is the potential loss of national sovereignty. If a president is taking cues from a foreign intelligence agency, decisions could favor U.S. interests over the welfare of their own citizens. This opens the door to policy choices that may undermine economic or security strategies tailored to the nation's needs, jeopardizing self-governance. A president acting as a CIA asset might be manipulated into supporting American geopolitical goals, even if these conflict with the country's strategic interests. This scenario invites questions about whose interests are truly bei...