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A compelling story involves a suspected Cuban mole who served in the US federal government for over four decades. Recruited early in his career, his ideological alignment and vulnerabilities made him an ideal candidate for deep infiltration. This long-term case exemplifies how influence is cultivated over many years and how small, seemingly insignificant individuals can shape policies at the highest levels.
This case underscores that effective espionage involves patience, understanding human psychology, and identifying influence points rather than just pursuing the figurehead.