Million Pairs of Eyes: How to Identify Terrorist Activity Before It's Too Late

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When Millions Are Watching, There Is No Place to Hide

The unified, fully committed global Islamic terrorist movement has penetrated the United States. Radical Islamic groups function in multiple US cities and towns, operate through Islamic front organizations, and are planning violent jihadist attacks against Americans. They are also engaging in a long-term political, religious, and cultural jihad, aimed at slowly taking over American society. Their ultimate goal is to see the Islamic flag fly over the White House and the US Capitol Building—in place of the American flag.

Radical Islamic terrorist cells hide and train in secret before they are activated to strike. They depend on invisibility to select their target and plan their attack. The US government has diligently pursued these cells, but, because it is limited in the size and scope of its operations and personnel, it has been unable to fully protect American citizens.

In A Million Pairs of Eyes, Kevin Shipp provides state-of-the-art terrorist pre-attack recognition tactics available to every American, drastically increasing the antiterrorism effort in every state, every city, and every neighborhood, eliminating a terrorist cell or a lone wolf’s ability to blend in and plan an attack. Each one of you, every American, can now be part of a massive cadre of deterrence against domestic terrorism, spotting and properly reporting it before it can strike. It is hard to hide from a million pairs of eyes.
When Millions Are Watching, There Is No Place to Hide The unified, fully committed global Islamic terrorist movement has penetrated the United States. Radical Islamic groups function in multiple US cities and towns, operate through Islamic front organizations, and are planning violent jihadist a...

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About the author

Kevin M. Shipp served in the CIA Counterterrorism Center (CTC) as a special operations officer collecting human intelligence (HUMINT) against terrorist organizations, training allied presidential and prime minister protective details and allied police antiterrorism units in counterterrorism tactics around the world. He received a CTC exceptional performance award and a mission medallion for intelligence collection and training foreign counter terrorism units.

He also functioned as Assistant Team Leader for a CIA antiterrorism assault team, sent to the foreign field to counter a dangerous terrorist organization. He received a meritorious unit citation for his work.

Mr. Shipp was appointed Senior Program Manager for the Department of State, Diplomatic Security, Anti-terrorism Assistance allied police training program, providing training and support to allied police units around the world. As part of this assignment, he served as the program manager for the high-risk protective detail of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

Kevin is the recipient of two CIA Meritorious Unit Citations, three Exceptional Performance Awards, an award for operational HUMINT collection and a Medallion for high-risk overseas operations. He holds a BS in biology, a master’s in forensic psychophysiology, and earned several CIA internal counterterrorism training certificates.

As a former high performing operations officer in the CIA/CTC, Mr. Shipp is uniquely qualified to write this book.
Kevin M. Shipp served in the CIA Counterterrorism Center (CTC) as a special operations officer collecting human intelligence (HUMINT) against terrorist organizations, training allied presidential and prime minister protective details and allied police antiterrorism units in counterterrorism tacti...

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