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'A Time To Betray': New Book Tells Story Of Undercover CIA Agent In Iran

First Posted: 05/30/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:00 PM ET

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A former Iranian Revolution Guards officer who spied for the CIA in Iran for nearly decade is telling his story in a new book that will hit bookstores next week.

"A Time to Betray" provides a riveting account of how the author, who uses the pseudonym Reza Kahlili, worked undercover and sent intelligence reports to his CIA handlers, all while a suspicious counterintelligence officer was chasing him.

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A former Iranian Revolution Guards officer who spied for the CIA in Iran for nearly decade is telling his story in a new book that will hit bookstores next week. "A Time to Betray" provides a rivetin...
A former Iranian Revolution Guards officer who spied for the CIA in Iran for nearly decade is telling his story in a new book that will hit bookstores next week. "A Time to Betray" provides a rivetin...
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FrankCornish
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10:30 AM on 04/01/2010
Looks pretty suspect to me. "Messianic" regimes don't pile money into bank accounts in Dubai.

It should not need to be mentioned, but the CIA's record in Iran is pretty bad. If I can find the book at a library, I'll read it, but I'm not putting money in this guy's pocket.
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roybattyjunior
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07:03 PM on 03/31/2010
Did he charge the CIA per word?
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MVeeh
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07:08 PM on 03/30/2010
the pressure is coming down on Iran from all sides...
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