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Spying on America: The FBI’s Domestic Counter-Intelligence Program, authored by James Kirkpatrick Davis, is a book which explores and exposes all the five COINTELPRO operations conducted by the FBI. Summary of the Book The Federal Bureau of Investigation monitored all the social and political protest movements in the United States, when it conducted its COINTELPRO or the Counterintelligence Programme. From the year 1956 until the programme’s exposure in the year 1971, it extended the domestic surveillance programmes more than ever by even employing illicit and questionable means. This was not curtailed until a major uncovering of illegal act occurred. Spying on America is a brilliant fact-based book for those who wish to know more truths about the FBI’s Domestic Counter-Intelligence Program. About James Kirkpatrick Davis James Kirkpatrick Davis is an expert in Business Partnership Model and is associated with Kirkpatrick Partners as a Senior Consultant. He also consults for some of the most famous companies in the world, including Fortune 500 companies like L’Oreal, Harley-Davidson, Honda, and Royal Air Force among many others. He has also penned books like Kirkpatrick Then and Now, Training on Trial and The Brunei Window Washer: Bringing Business Partnership to Life.