Interview, Fireside Chat
Former CIA Spies (NEW): Leave the USA Before 2030! The CIA Tried To Ban This Story!
- The operation aims to transform public perception of the CIA's intelligence-gathering methods by exposing the lengths the agency takes to protect Americans, with the narrative intended to highlight that real espionage differs from movie portrayals.
- A foreign ally reported a mole sharing operational, officer, and asset details with an enemy country, prompting a plan to deploy a tandem couple to a foreign nation to establish new identities and reporting assets to entrap the spy.
- The strategy involves coordinating with local leadership while keeping CIA headquarters unaware to prevent the mole from learning the operation's details, with the expectation that denying the mole access to new sources will trigger mistakes or attempts to steal information.
- The mole is predicted to have been witting, paid hundreds of thousands of dollars, and motivated by a need for validation, eventually being arrested in 2019 after being lured back to US territory following their return to the adversarial country.
- A significant risk involves the potential for the operators to be captured or disappeared by a foreign adversary with the president plausibly denying CIA status, necessitating a self-rescue plan to escape without a dedicated team.
- Operators anticipate electronic device scanning at immigration, surveillance detection to identify following vehicles, and coded messages, such as leaving early or using throwaway phones, to signal surveillance and coordinate escape routes like walking across a border as a law-abiding citizen.
- During a potential secondary airport interrogation, the operators plan to use mirroring and counter-elicitation techniques to withstand testing of their cover story, acknowledging that their alias will be burned and preventing their return to the hostile country in that identity.
- Legal and operational hurdles include the research team facing obstacles in confirming the mole's identity, the CIA's potential reclassification of book content in 2022 due to geopolitics, and the expectation that social media companies have cooperated with intelligence services.
- The shadow cell model is expected to serve as the foundation for a massive restructuring at the CIA, potentially leading to the agency utilizing real companies to fund the black budget.
- Broader geopolitical outlooks predict a 60% chance the current political transition will not end positively, resulting in 15 to 25 years of economic and political fixes, while a 40% chance suggests current administration actions could stimulate the economy.
- Specific risks include gridlock leading to economic collapse, increased criminal activity, and a tribal society vulnerable to foreign adversaries, with a prediction that the United States will transition into a new era by 2026 where the old system will not return.
- Personal plans include leaving the United States before 2026 due to the anticipated landscape, with the expectation that the CIA will not approve light-duty status for family planning for successful officers and that the government will withhold information to prevent panic or reveal state secrets.