Topic: Sarah Adams

A job advertisement for a CIA Targeting Officer on USAJOBS.gov is analyzed for its description of "covert action operations." The discussion turns to Sarah Adams, a former targeter and author, who has been appearing on podcasts to warn of imminent ISIS threats in the U.S. and Europe.

Former intelligence officials and military personnel are noted for moving from cable news to podcasts to spread what is characterized as unverified disinformation. Sarah Adams, a former CIA targeter, predicted a "bloody 2025" involving multiple coordinated terror attacks in the U.S. and Europe. These narratives often focus on "invisible bombs" and sleeper cells to create fear during the new administration's confirmation hearings.

The public claims of former CIA officers like Sarah Adams are scrutinized, noting that genuine agency veterans are typically restricted from discussing their service. Adams' background as a "CIA targeter" and NGO official in Ukraine is questioned, with suggestions that such roles are often tied to color revolutions. The segment concludes that these public personas are often used to amplify fear-based narratives about imminent ISIS threats.

On the Shark Coast Tactical podcast, Sarah Adams claimed Al-Qaeda has sent 1,500 operatives to the U.S. for a coordinated 2025 plot to avenge Osama bin Laden. She alleged that the Hamas attacks were a "dress rehearsal" for a larger strike against the United States and four European countries. These claims are dismissed as "chatter" and "idle chat" designed for podcast engagement.