Green Badgers and Blue Badgers: Inside the CIA’s Secret Warfighters
In special operations, there’s a hard line between clandestine and covert missions—one’s a ghost story you tell after the blood dries, the other’s a lie you take to your grave.
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In special operations, there’s a hard line between clandestine and covert missions—one’s a ghost story you tell after the blood dries, the other’s a lie you take to your grave.
You don’t just roll up to Langley with a pistol and a death wish unless you’re looking to meet a wall of body armor and questions you won’t be walking away from.
In what may prove to be a serious security oversight, DOGE had the CIA send them a list of recent hires via unclassified email.
The CIA website isn’t all secret missions—discover declassified UFO docs, psychic studies, and even Cold War-era Soviet jokes!
The Trump administration’s CIA buyout initiative is a strategic effort to realign the agency with national security priorities, clearing the way for fresh leadership and a mission-focused workforce.
Trump vows to declassify high-profile assassination files, promising transparency and reigniting decades-old conspiracy debates.
Stuck in the sweltering jungle with a bunch of half-trained ‘elite’ commandos and a colonel who’d rather sit on intelligence than use it, we were babysitters at best, warriors in waiting—waiting for something to finally break loose.
In the cutthroat world of corporate competition, where former spies trade briefcases for business suits, the lines between ethical intelligence gathering and outright espionage often blur, as the Uber case so vividly illustrates.
In a stark reminder of the ongoing tensions between Venezuela and the West, the recent arrest of a fourth U.S. citizen, allegedly linked to an assassination plot against President Maduro, further fuels suspicions of foreign interference in the troubled nation.
The recent allegations against Donald Asquith and Brian Jeffrey Raymond expose a troubling pattern of unchecked sexual misconduct within the CIA, highlighting the agency’s failure to protect its employees and enforce meaningful reforms despite public promises of change.
America’s slide into authoritarianism mirrors regimes like Russia and China, and only by demanding transparency and accountability from our leaders and corporations can we hope to safeguard our democracy and freedoms before it’s too late.
Where we lay on our backs in this cornfield shoulder to shoulder we grasped our muskets tightly with our hands and held them close to our bodies across our chests. The volume of Union fire just barely above our heads was so great … I contemplated that if I were to extended my finger straight […]