Thai military government enacts SIM card law to track foreigners
The Thai government announced that it would be implementing the use of customized SIM cards to allow authorities to track foreigners in the country.
James Powell
A former CIA officer wades into the presidential bid knife fight
Former CIA officer Evan McMullin announced today his bid to run for president of the United States, and will run as a third-party conservative candidate.
First female enlisted sailor pins on her submariner’s “Silver Dolphins”
Saavedra has orders to deploy aboard the nuclear powered guided missile submarine USS Michigan (SSGN 727), which will be the first sub to deploy with a crew which includes female sailors.
Russia’s FSB grads party while Pokemon, Satan and the CIA Plot
“For four years they were taught conspiracy, corporate ethics, and that one must not reveal secrets. So pompous and arrogant. If that’s how they start their careers, they won’t do any good.”
Absurd allegations of a White House-ordered hit on late Supreme Court Justice Scalia continue
If the death of Justice Scalia was the result of some dastardly scheme sanctioned by the Obama administration, then there needs to be some serious cloak and dagger 101 remedial instruction held.
Will the world respond to the North Korean missile launch?
North Korean officials have said that the launch was simply to carry a satellite system into orbit, but the event has caused quite a stir amongst both regional and international governments.
Did Beijing Play a Role in Hong Kong Publisher’s Disappearance?
The case has already sparked protests in Hong Kong, and the fact that mainland authorities have thus far largely been silent on the issue has only caused tension to mount.
Will President Obama Use All Options to Bring Our Sailors Home From Iran?
Speculation is flying, some suggesting that the capture is the work of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), who are looking to scuttle the Obama administration’s nuclear deal with Iran.
Have We Lost Our National Bearings Since Pearl Harbor?
9/11 has been called this generation’s Pearl Harbor, and I agree, but the cohesion that the attacks in New York, Washington D.C., and Pennsylvania generated was short-lived.
“Beyond Repair”: An Interview With Former CIA Case Officer Charles Faddis
A SOFREP exclusive interview with Charles Faddis, a 20-year former case officer with the Central Intelligence Agency and author of multiple books.
Why Does the Political Monster Eat Its Young?
In the political arena of Washington D.C., your time on top lasts only as long as you can spin the scandal or hide your weakness.
How Big a Security Challenge Is the Papal Visit?
In the year, months, and days leading up to the papal visit, law enforcement, military, and intelligence entities have been focused on security measures.
