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  • The Dismantling of the Asymmetric Leviathan: Fusing HUMINT and SIGINT to Obliterate the LTTE’s Intelligence Cephalothorax

    The anatomical architecture of the order Araneae provides a compelling biological framework for analyzing the structural vulnerabilities of highly centralized asymmetric insurgent organizations.1 In a spider, the traditional segmentations found in other arthropods are fused into two primary tagmata: the abdomen and the cephalothorax.2 Crucially, the nervous system is characterized by extreme centralization, with all…

    6 Jul 2026
  • The Strategic Synthesis of Soft Power and Open-Source Intelligence: A Multidimensional Analysis of Project O Five’s Counter-Extremism Framework

    The global security landscape has transitioned from the conventional, hierarchical insurgencies of the twentieth century to a decentralized, digitally mediated era of asymmetric warfare and “viral” ideologies.1 In this contemporary environment, traditional state-centric counterterrorism (CT) models—which rely heavily on “hard power” mechanisms such as military intervention, kinetic strikes, and aggressive policing—often encounter the paradox of…

    26 Jan 2026
  • Six Years On: Easter Sunday Carnage, Conspiracy Allegations, and the Quest for Justice – A Somber Anniversary Clouded by Questions

    Sri Lanka approaches the sixth anniversary of the April 21, 2019 Easter Sunday bombings with both remembrance and unresolved grief. Memorial masses and candlelight vigils are planned to honor the 269 victims of the coordinated suicide attacks on churches and hotels. Yet this solemn commemoration is clouded by controversy, as new allegations suggest the tragedy…

    19 Apr 2025
  • Melodies Against Militancy: How Music Undermines Terror and Wins Hearts

    The application of soft power in counterterrorism is a profoundly underutilized yet effective tool, particularly through cultural mediums such as music. Soft power, a term coined by Joseph Nye (2004), refers to the ability to influence others through attraction rather than coercion or payment. This influence can be manifested through values, policies, and cultural exports.…

    15 Apr 2025
  • Predators at Sea: Inside Terrorist Tactics Targeting Naval Security

    This article critically examines the strategies and methodologies employed by terrorist organizations to target conventional naval assets, including merchant vessels and military ships such as frigates and destroyers. It focuses comprehensively on mechanisms used by terrorists to gather maritime intelligence, especially concerning naval technological systems like radar, sonar, GPS, and various weapon systems, including guns,…

    16 Mar 2025
  • Unmasking the 2019 Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Bombings: Intelligence Deception, Political Agendas, and State Involvement

    The 2019 Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka, which resulted in the deaths of over 250 individuals, have long been attributed to the Islamist extremist group National Thowheeth Jama’ath (NTJ), allegedly operating under the influence of ISIS. However, increasing evidence suggests the attack was not solely a terrorist act but a complex intelligence operation with…

    24 Feb 2025
  • Deconstructing the 2019 Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Bombings: A False Flag Operation?

    This article examines the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka, analyzing them through the lens of a possible false flag operation. It critically engages with geopolitical, intelligence, and political dimensions, linking the attack to broader international power struggles between China, India, and the United States. Drawing from intelligence leaks, insider testimonies, and investigative reports,…

    29 Jan 2025
  • The 2019 Easter Sunday Bombings – A Recurrence Of The Reichstag Fire Like Ruse

    The 2019 Easter Sunday Bombings – A Recurrence Of The Reichstag Fire Like Ruse

    The bombing that occurred on Easter Sunday in April 2019 in Sri Lanka, initially attributed to ISIS as retribution for the New Zealand Mosque attacks, killing at least 290 people and injuring hundreds, has now been called into question as a potential hoax. This author, Kagusthan Ariaratnam, challenges the official narrative within the context of Sri Lankan foreign policy.…

    21 Oct 2024
  • Book Review: Disappointing Dissection of Tragedy

    Book Review: Disappointing Dissection of Tragedy

    This is an outside-the-box analysis of the Easter Sunday Bombings on the fifth anniversary of the tragedy. The official story of the Easter Sunday Massacre in Sri Lanka perfectly fits as fake news as the Sri Lankan government is trying to cover up the Easter Sunday attacks, which is evident in a recent book by…

    14 Apr 2024
  • The Role of Timely and Actionable Military Intelligence in Winning Wars

    The Role of Timely and Actionable Military Intelligence in Winning Wars

    Military intelligence is crucial for success on the battlefield. Recent global events highlight the importance of swift and accurate intelligence. For example, the meticulously planned attack by Hamas on Israel revealed a shocking intelligence failure as Israel was caught by surprise (Harding). In his insightful analysis, Ted Singer, a senior Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) official…

    23 Dec 2023
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