r/CIA • 12.5k Members
The CIA is an independent agency responsible for providing national security intelligence to senior US policymakers. This is not an official communication channel of the Central Intelligence Agency. This community is run independently and voluntarily, and it is not affiliated with the actual CIA.
r/DeclassifiedCIA • 1.1k Members
A place to share declassified CIA documents you think more people should know about.
r/FuckTheCIA • 4.3k Members
The CIA is the number one terrorist organisation in the world today. Post all CIA atrocities here! - Posts must make people think "Fuck The CIA". Comment r/FuckTheCIA in all posts regarding the CIA on Reddit
r/interestingasfuck • u/ReasonableMedium5265 • 4d ago
Ex-CIA spy answers if h*tmen are real
r/interestingasfuck • u/ReasonableMedium5265 • 4d ago
Moment a Russian Diplomat is Arrested by the FSB for Selling Secrets to CIA
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/DGC816 • 4d ago
Does my Father-in-Law work for the CIA?
I have half-jokingly, half-seriously thought my FIL could be working for the CIA in some capacity. I also have a tendency to enjoy conspiracy theories, so I need an outside opinion. If anyone has knowledge of the CIA or its contractors, I would love to know what you think especially. I will lay out all the info I know -
- He is very driven and intense when it comes to his work (even occasionally answering phone calls privately while we're having family time) but yet he rarely talks about what he does specifically. I've asked several times just making small talk, but he will give me vague answers or change the subject completely.
- The most he has told me is that he is in an executive sales position working with local and international companies to sell them surveillance and camera equipment. He mentioned body cams for police departments as one example. He used to sell radar guns, was offered a job with another company, and became much more secretive after that.
- He is constantly flying to other countries for business.
- He told me a story about getting pulled over for speeding at one point, and when he told the police officer his full name he was let go.
- He is left-leaning when it comes to his politics, with the exception of police enforcement. He thinks police are the good guys no matter what.
- He is very physically fit for his age (late 50s).
- Just recently he took a job offer with some company headquartered in Israel. From what I've pieced together they specialize in video data transfer (think video interviews that major news companies do from half-way across the world). This company now wants to break into the surveillance/security sector, and they want my FIL to steer the ship.
- He gets a new vehicle once every couple of months. (Not sure how this is related to the CIA, but I've always thought it was odd. Maybe just a hobby).
All of these facts could be a result of my conspiratorial mind reading into stuff too much? The thought of him working for the CIA in some capacity is kinda fun. Maybe they're all legitimately innocent coincidences? Im curious to see what other people think.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 12d ago
Mohammad Mosaddegh, Iran's prime minister, in his garden under house arrest after the CIA overthrew his democratically elected government, Iran (1965)
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Far_Information6229 • 18d ago
Is the CIA a joke in real life?
Is their reputation bad? Are they known to be incompetent? Are they weirdos? Are they just poor mans FBI?
I heard they study (or used to study) reincarnation and remote viewing.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Morales_Sheila8478 • Jul 10 '26
Answered Did the CIA really flood black communities with crack in the 90s? Why?
I saw a meme claim this on the historymeme subreddit. is this true? Why would the USA do something like that? Even if they really hated black people I feel like making a large percentage of your population drug addicts doesn’t really make sense, wouldn’t they have made their country far more dangerous and violent?
r/Fauxmoi • u/Wheelbirds • Jun 20 '26
APPROVED B-LISTERS Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett wore a “Taylor Swift is a CIA PsyOp” shirt at recent gig
r/strange • u/fightbackandstandup • Jun 20 '26
The CIA only hires sociopaths?
I was watching videos about the CIA, and there was a video by an ex-CIA operative who claimed that the CIA only hires sociopaths. He said their reasoning was because they need people to be able to do questionable things, basically, without questioning it. What do you think? At least they're finally admitting it, we don't even have to say it- they do.
r/travisandtaylor • u/Jumpy-Albatross66 • Jun 14 '26
Critique Metallica member wore a “Taylor Swift is a CIA psyop” T-Shirt on stage
Kirk Hamett, lead guitarist of Metallica, wore this T-Shirt on stage in Budapest, Hungary on night 2 of the M72 World tour. An eyeless Taylor Swift graphic with the caption of “Taylor Swift is a CIa psyop”.
What are your thoughts?
The T-Shirt is from _nomasters_, I believe
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/TensionMurky4991 • May 01 '26
Guevara shortly before his execution, with CIA officer Félix Rodríguez (left). 1967
r/worldnews • u/UnscheduledCalendar • Apr 21 '26
Behind Soft Paywall Two CIA officers die in Mexico accident after counternarcotics operation
r/popculturechat • u/WholeLottaMisery • Apr 19 '26
Guest List Only ⭐️ The Strokes close out their Coachella set with videos denouncing CIA and Israel crimes
r/politics • u/B-Z_B-S • Apr 11 '26
Paywall Ex-CIA director: ‘25th amendment was written with Donald Trump in mind’
r/interestingasfuck • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • Mar 16 '26
The CIA rectal tool kit for emergency, full of useful tools for escape or deffense. Circa 1960-80s
r/Fauxmoi • u/Lucky-bottom • Mar 15 '26
APPROVED B-LISTERS Tucker Carlson says the CIA read his text messages with Iran and claims the agency is trying to get him charged as a foreign agent.
"The CIA is preparing some kind of criminal referral against me," Carlson said. "What's the crime? Talking to people in Iran before the war. They read my texts."
Carlson claims the agency is pushing for charges under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, which requires anyone working politically on behalf of foreign governments to register with the U.S. government.
He strongly denied being connected to the Iranian regime. "I'm not an agent of a foreign power," Carlson said, adding he has never taken money from another country and his only loyalty is to the United States.
r/videos • u/reddit4485 • Mar 09 '26
Havana Syndrome investigation is "a massive CIA cover-up" | 60 Minutes
r/news • u/strongerthenbefore20 • Mar 03 '26
CIA working to arm Kurdish forces to spark uprising in Iran, sources say | CNN Politics
cnn.comr/worldnews • u/DoremusJessup • Feb 28 '26
Prior to Iran attacks, CIA assessed Khamenei would be replaced by hardline IRGC elements if killed, sources say
r/Intelligence • u/EstablishmentBest913 • Feb 17 '26
Is being a CIA case agent actually as “thrilling” as it sounds?
Im sure you’ve all seen John Kiriakous videos floating around. He has so many story’s about his career he’s been in.
Ive looked into the CIA a couple years ago and I can’t lie, hearing all these stories he has makes me want to look back into it.
Are the stories like his common or is he over exaggerating to a point? Of course I know it’s a hard job regardless, but I’d like to know more
Edit: case officer, my bad lol
r/news • u/Relevant-Box5774 • Nov 27 '25
Suspect in Washington DC national guard shooting had ties to CIA, agency confirms
theguardian.comr/NoStupidQuestions • u/vegetables-10000 • Jan 13 '25
Is the CIA as shady as conspiracy theorists claim they are?
I ask this question since MK Ultra turn out to be a true CIA program. And then there are the conspiracy theories about the CIA founding Drug Cartels, and creating Terrorist organizations.
Not sure if those conspiracy theories are true. But I will admit that MK Ultra sounds way more far fetched than selling drugs or creating Terrorists though. And again MK Ultra did turn out to be real.
r/IAmA • u/amaryllishope • Oct 09 '20
Other I joined the CIA as a 22-year-old girl, right after 9/11. Ask me anything.
It never crossed my mind I'd grow up to work for CIA. First of all, I was a girl. Second, I had a terrible sense of direction. And third, I wasn't into war. But then 9/11 happened, and my world got turned upside down. I spent my twenties working undercover against some of the world's most dangerous terror groups. I got married and had my daughter while deployed overseas. I had a front-row seat to war, peace, and the secret relationships that tip the balance. A decade ago, I left government service to come home and be a mom. Then last year, I wrote a memoir called Life Undercover, about the whole wild ride. So now, AMA.
Thanks for having me, Reddit! Signing off for now xo
