Reforming the CIA to target the Cabal

For decades, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has overstepped its mandate, engaging in covert operations that often serve the interests of global elites rather than the American people. Rogue cells operating within the agency have abused their power to protect the corrupt, manipulate foreign governments, and suppress dissent. It’s time to confront this reality and imagine a CIA reoriented toward defending the Republic against its true enemies: the entrenched cabal of oligarchs and corrupt officials who undermine democracy from within.

America was founded on the principles of accountability and justice, yet our intelligence apparatus has increasingly been wielded as a tool of the powerful, rather than as a safeguard for the people. To restore the CIA’s credibility and realign its mission, we must take bold steps to dismantle rogue factions within the agency and repurpose its capabilities to target those who exploit the system for personal gain.

Imagine a CIA that uses its power of extrajudicial force to target individuals labeled as enemy combatants who are working covertly to undermine the sovereignty of the United States. Clearly, this type of force should never be used but the rogue CIA runs assassinations programs within and outside the United States on a daily basis. It's an idea rooted in using this force for the net good of the world. The situation boils down to this: in an age where the cabal can buy anything they want, the only way to stop evil is by lethal force.

Imagine a reformed CIA—an agency that uses its unparalleled intelligence and operational power to expose and dismantle networks of corruption that siphon resources, erode national sovereignty, and perpetuate inequality. Such a vision is not without precedent. Historically, intelligence agencies have been instrumental in combating organized crime and terrorist networks. Why not direct that energy toward rooting out the corrupt elites who operate with impunity in the shadows of power?

Personally, I think the CIA should be wound down and rolled into other agencies. CIA officers do not have the same allegiance to the United States as the military does. Ironically, the CIA has more power than the military because they can commandeer SOCOM forces to be used on their missions. If a large part of CIA operations is running paramilitary units, why wouldn't we just move all of that over to DoD leadership?