CIA
The CIA coverage sits where declassified history meets the stories that never fully close. A filmmaker argues the Kennedy assassination required insiders to stand down, a former officer explains why he went to prison for telling the truth and would do it again, and a onetime Army remote viewer claims he located a Soviet submarine with his mind.
Sean Stone says Osama bin Laden was CIA and the man killed in Abbottabad may have been a dummy
On the Danny Jones Podcast, Stone turns the official bin Laden story into a full intelligence-op theory, but the most explosive part is also the least proven.
Matt Ehret says the CIA shaped the National Enquirer to seed a one-world alien religion
The claim is wonderfully lurid, and also a perfect example of how a real Cold War fact can become a cosmic corkboard theory in about 90 seconds.
Matt Ehret says Majestic 12 is fake because its typewriter and Truman signatures give it away
The UFO disclosure debate gets a paperwork problem, then turns into a full CIA myth-management theory.
Sean Stone says the real JFK files problem isn't what was hidden but what Richard Helms shredded when Nixon fired him
Oliver Stone's son thinks the JFK document dump is a distraction from a bonfire that already happened in the 1970s.
John Kiriakou Went to Prison for Telling the Truth, and He'd Do It Again
The former CIA officer and whistleblower sits down with Theo Von to talk torture, superdelegates, Israel's spy network, and getting adopted by the Mob in federal prison.
Joe McMoneagle Says He Found Russia's Typhoon Sub With His Mind. A Soviet General Believed Him.
The CIA's star remote viewer told the National Security Council about a monster submarine. They called it fantasy. Then they took the photos.