Syed Khalid Muhammad, Executive Director – CommandEleven, joined the team at Survival Dispatch for a discussion on:
- social media censorship and narrative controlling by Big Tech
- mental tradecraft – cognitive warfare, influence operations, and psychological operations – how and why they are used
- situation in Syria and the intentions of the Jolani regime
- where the 9/11 2.0 attack plan stand currently and the duty to warn exclusion of Afghanistan
- the use of human shields by terror groups in Pakistan
The panel included former deployed US military and intelligence operatives from Afghanistan and Iraq, including:
- Chris Heavens – CEO – Survival Dispatch
- Jeff Emde – Author & former CIA Field Manager
- Randy Nantz – US GWOT combat wounded veteran (Green Beret)
- Mike Glover – US GWOT combat veteran (EOD, SpecOps, Green Beret, CIA GRS security officer) – CEO – American Contingency & Author of Preparedness
- Mike Sterling – US GWOT combat veteran (EOD)
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Syed Khalid Muhammad
Syed Khalid Muhammad, Founder and Executive Director of CommandEleven, brings over three decades of leadership experience, guiding organizations globally and expertise that encompasses analysis, risk, and threat assessment, and consultancy in the fields of terrorism, counter-intelligence, regional conflicts, geopolitics, cyber security and cognitive warfare, leveraging his on-ground battlefield experience against the Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP). In 2013, he authored “Agency Rules: Never an Easy Day at the Office,” a pioneering espionage novel “fictionalising” the after effects of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan on Pakistan.
He has successfully cultivated a comprehensive human and electronic intelligence network spanning from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), the Central Asian Republics (CAR), and the Indian subcontinent, providing CommandEleven with actionable, real-time intelligence that forms the foundation of its analytical endeavors.
