3 chapters across the catalog
CIA Infiltration and the Khost Base Bombing
Former CIA officer Michael Scheuer discusses the December 30 bombing in Afghanistan that killed seven CIA agents. The interview touches on past opportunities to capture Osama bin Laden that were allegedly blocked by the Clinton administration. The hosts question the official narrative of the double-agent suicide bomber and suggest the possibility of internal CIA purges.
A judge's dismissal of charges against Blackwater guards involved in a 2007 Iraqi shooting sparks civil suits and international outrage. Simultaneously, reports emerge of a double-agent informant killing eight CIA agents at a secure compound in Afghanistan, following allegations of CIA misconduct involving Afghan teenagers.
Base Chapman Attack and CIA Casualties in Afghanistan
The deaths of seven CIA agents at Forward Operating Base Chapman in Khost, Afghanistan, are described as a massive setback for the agency. A source familiar with the base notes the extreme difficulty of penetrating the compound, suggesting the attack represents a significant escalation in regional conflict.
