Liquid Cartels: The Criminal Economy of Insurgency – A CommandEleven Intelligence Series
Liquid Cartels series intro: fuel siphoning, precursor chemicals, port capture and hawala, and how to starve the criminal economy that funds insurgency.
Intelligence Assessments
Multi-part dossiers grouped into series, so you can follow a complex subject from the first installment to the last.
Back to the Operations CenterLiquid Cartels series intro: fuel siphoning, precursor chemicals, port capture and hawala, and how to starve the criminal economy that funds insurgency.
The Hybrid Battlespace series intro: reflexive control, cognitive overlays, utility and cable attacks, swarms, tunnels, proxy ports and the command fix.
Dossiers on the Iran war’s rear area: the RAF Fairford plot and its first charges, the MacDill breach, and the gig-economy model behind Europe’s proxy attacks.
Part I: a 2015 CNA war game modeled a fertilizer-fuel-food shock from a closed Gulf chokepoint. In 2026 the Iran war, Hormuz and $6 diesel made it real.
Critical Infrastructure at Risk series intro: US water, power, gas, communications and finance, each with its own threat profile and a household guide.
Iran War Doctrine series intro: six parts testing Iran’s asymmetric doctrine against 2026 war evidence, from GPS spoofing and AI propaganda to exhaustion.
Ukraine-Russia series intro: airspace insurance warfare, NATO’s Article 4 gap, sanctions, a drone-rewritten battlefield and endgame scenarios in 2026.
Two linked dossiers on Hamas’s foiled Berlin-Vienna plot: the Turkey-coordinated cell, and the Haniyeh bodyguard who ran it from a British rear base.
Muslim Brotherhood in America series intro: five parts tracing the US network from seized internal papers to a 2026 Senate hearing, sourced and tiered.
CommandEleven’s five-part series on the US domestic threat: right-wing accelerationism and 764, left-wing extremism, Islamist lone actors and Europe.