In the spring of 2002, one of the CIA’s most high-value captures was bleeding out in a safe house in Pakistan. His name was Abu Zubaydah - an al-Qa’ida operations planner, logistics chief, and one-time lieutenant to Osama bin Laden. According to a once-secret...
In a declassified but little-known CIA document, titled “Natural Law, Politics Explain Saucers,” an anonymous analyst takes an unexpected angle on the UFO phenomenon. Rather than probing radar signals or alien abductions, the author proposes something far more...
In 1995, the CIA quietly declassified a revealing paper written by parapsychologist Mario Varvoglis titled “‘Anglo-Saxon’ vs. ‘Latin’ Parapsychology.” The subject? Not mind-reading or spoon-bending - but how cultural differences shaped the very foundation of...
Operation Paperclip. After WWII, hundreds of high-ranking Nazi operatives quietly reentered Europe’s intelligence community - not as fugitives, but as assets. A sweeping declassification from the CIA, analyzed by historian Dr. Richard Breitman, uncovers how war...
In one of the most bizarre episodes in Cold War intelligence history, a declassified CIA document titled simply “Magician Walks Into the Laboratory” offers a glimpse into the U.S. government’s fascination with extrasensory perception (ESP), mind-over-matter, and...
