What the CIA Missed Before 9/11 & Why No One Was Held Accountable
In 2004, the CIA’s own Office of Inspector General quietly released a 480-page report examining what went wrong in the months-and years-leading up to the September 11 attacks. The verdict was damning. The CIA had intelligence on Al-Qa’ida operatives, including...
What Happened After the NSA’s Surveillance & Metadata Violations
An August 2009 report from the U.S. Government-released only after intense public and judicial pressure-sheds light on how the NSA attempted to rebuild credibility after it was caught violating court-mandated rules under the Patriot Act’s Section 215. This...
Project OXYGAS: CIA Explores Dolphin-Led Espionage
A declassified progress memo from November 1964, labeled Project OXYGAS and catalogued as DOC_15687526, reveals the CIA’s accelerating interest in using dolphins for covert intelligence operations. The report outlines how the Office of Research and Development (ORD),...
CIA Logs Solo Psychic Remote Viewing Attempt by Viewer 032
A declassified document titled "8924-II SESSION 01, SOLO, VIEWER #032" offers a raw look inside the CIA’s controversial remote viewing program. The session, dated but undated in detail, captures a psychic’s solo attempt to describe a target using only mental...
Inside the CIA’s Avian Surveillance Manual For Spy Birds
A lengthy Cold War-era manual titled "Operators Manual: Avian Deployment" and catalogued as DOC_15687556 provides a detailed look at how the CIA trained and used birds for intelligence operations, including surveillance, payload delivery, and covert communication. The...
