9 chapters across the catalog
The hosts discuss the growth of No Agenda Social on the Mastodon platform despite being blocked by some instances. A segment features a producer who sent "Top Secret" and "Secret" document cover sheets to the hosts, mirroring the visual evidence used in the Trump and Biden classified document investigations. Listeners are encouraged to print these public domain cover sheets to highlight the absurdity of the ongoing political scandals.
Oak Ridge National Lab, Classified Documents, Nuclear Security
A caller to a news program describes the strict security protocols at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Y-12 National Security Complex. The caller argues that Donald Trump's handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago is a betrayal of the thousands of workers who face severe consequences for minor security infractions.
Keck Observatory Video, Missile Intercept Theory
Time-lapse footage from the Keck Observatory in Hawaii has fueled online theories that a real missile was intercepted during the false alert. The video appears to show an object being destroyed in the sky, leading to speculation about a top-secret anti-ballistic missile test or an undisclosed aerial event.
An investigation into Jon Ossoff's biography reveals his education at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service and the London School of Economics. The hosts highlight his five-year tenure as a national security staffer for Representative Hank Johnson and his possession of a top-secret clearance. They characterize Ossoff as an intelligence community "plant" or "spook" sent to contest the Georgia special election.
Security Clearances, 5 Million Government Contractors
A congressional hearing clip reveals that nearly 5 million individuals in the U.S. have security clearances, with 1.4 million holding "top secret" access. The hosts discuss the inherent risks of having such a large number of contractors with access to sensitive data. They also mention open discussions during the hearing regarding corruption within the Office of Personnel Management and the NSA.
Executive Orders and Document Classification Procedures
An analysis of Executive Order 12958 reveals the specific criteria for classifying government documents as Top Secret, Secret, or Confidential. The hosts discuss how low-level bureaucrats can unilaterally designate documents as classified when superiors are unavailable.
Bin Laden Death Photos, Judicial Watch Lawsuit and Zombin Laden
The Obama administration refuses to release 52 photos and videos of the dead Osama bin Laden, citing national security and the risk of inciting violence. The hosts contrast this secrecy with the release of a parody movie trailer titled "Zombin Laden."
Above Top Secret Website, Federal Investigation of Forums
Federal authorities are reportedly investigating the website AboveTopSecret.com after it was discovered that Jared Loughner may have posted there. The hosts discuss the implications of monitoring online forums for "wacky" or "unstable" speech.
An anonymous report from a rig worker via Above Top Secret claims that Navy Intelligence and commandos have taken control of certain offshore platforms. The rumor suggests the Deepwater Horizon blowout may have been a planned event to destroy an unprofitable well and clear the way for more lucrative drilling in the same reserve, though the hosts remain skeptical of a deliberate sabotage.
