The Kunduz Tragedy and the Brutal Realities of War
May God bless those men and women in Kunduz and all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this world’s quest for peace
Black Ops & Intel
John Brennan, CIA Director to Step Down?
File this in the “rumor” category, but when it comes to reporting on the inner workings of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), rumor is often the currency of the realm. According to some officers inside the CIA’s operations directorate, the National Clandestine Service (NCS), there are rumors floating around the Agency that the Director of […]
CIA and Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) Join Forces to Target ISIS in Syria
The fight against ISIS is a bread-and-butter mission for the likes of CTC and JSOC. This reportedly new campaign is nothing new for these agencies.
Israeli Defense Forces Grapple With New ROE on the West Bank
Central command issued the updated ROE in the West Bank, the first dramatic change in the Israeli ROE for operations in the West Bank in the past 15 years.
Will a Thaw Between the U.S. and Cuba Heat Up Intel Operations?
Cuba has a proven track record against our intelligence agencies, and to let this recent thaw bring our guard down can and will leave us with a black eye.
China’s Unrestricted Warfare (Pt. 3)
Our look at the 1999 PLA white paper “Unrestricted Warfare” continues with an examination of what really constitutes a new weapon concept.
Possible Release of Spy Pollard: Nuke Deal Payoff?
Obama administration officials have floated the idea of releasing convicted Israeli spy, Jonathan Pollard, likely as appeasement for the Iran nuke deal.
Hot Pursuit and International Law
The Indian government has lauded the raid as a success, and hinted that they’d continue such hot pursuit operations in the fight against future enemies.
China’s Unrestricted Warfare (Pt. 2)
The study of the 1999 PLA white paper “Unrestricted Warfare” continues, exploring weapons technology pitfalls.
China’s Unrestricted Warfare (Pt. 1)
The 1999 PLA white paper “Unrestricted Warfare” can help to broaden our definition of what constitutes war before we lose one we didn’t even know we were in.
The Legality of Joint CIA/JSOC Renditions and Targeted Killings
The NYT article about SEAL Team 6 a few weeks ago sparked yet another media frenzy on the military’s accountability and their involvement in shadow wars.
Syria: Where Politics and Intelligence Clash
The administration’s Syria strategy has reached a critical point, and requires a re-assessment and re-focus.
