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Blerim Skoro is a Kosovo-born former CIA operative whose life took a dramatic turn after deserting the Yugoslav army in the 1990s. Arriving in New York as an asylum seeker, Skoro’s journey led him from a drug trafficking conviction to becoming a key informant for the FBI and CIA post-9/11. Posing as a radicalized Islamist, he infiltrated al-Qaeda networks in the Balkans, Middle East, and Pakistan, providing critical intelligence. His covert work ended after a 2010 shooting in Macedonia, when the CIA severed ties, leaving him with minimal compensation. Facing deportation in 2016, Skoro’s story, detailed in the documentary The Accidental Spy, highlights the perils of espionage and abandonment by his handlers.

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Dave C

Thinking passengers better behave in that cab.

Steven Peters

Amazing stuff. Most Americans have no clue what the rest of the world is like. Thanks!!

Tom Blink

Awesome job, that guy has an amazing story. Thanks for all that you've been doing shawn

SAMH

My father in law was taught in primary school in Greece to hate the Turks and Turks were taught to hate the Greeks back in the 1920's. He said it was just the way it was. My grandmother who fled from war torn Poland said never trust a Russian. As Americans many of us are insulated from this kind of violent life (with the exception of our warfighters). Mr Skoro's story of his early life reminds me of my families stories.

Timothy Ingles

This interview is way underrated!! This is top 10 for sure. Especially the last 2 hours

some greyman

9-11 Victims family member here. Its interesting that even this guy knows money is the biggest friend of terrorism but we can't stop the flow of US tax payer money going towards terrorism in government. PS: pretty sure this guy revealed sources and methods in this interview.

Robert Diggins

Two guys coming from the safehouse shot him. So, I wonder who ordered it, especially after rescheduling the meet. 🧐. Just too good at his job, I guess. Might learn that Incompetence Theories aren't to be believed.

Charmaine

What an outstanding interview!! What a disgrace the CIA is! (Not all, there’s still some good/great ppl in CIA). Ant wait for the movie “The Accidental Spy” to be released!

Austen

Something’s off with this guy. Grifter vibes but I hope not. If he’s truthful, awesome story

Chris Dowdy

Extremely interesting interview. This one is deep and really makes you think about how our good intentions create enemies because of mismanagement and self preservation.

Ronnie Tschan

This was a wild story lol, pretty damm cool dude. He’s correct about the Albanian’s In BK. The Italians DO NOT play games with them. Albanians r the most dangerous in NY.

Jim Harmon

I enjoyed the interview, though I found it confusing and hard to follow. It's a remarkable story for sure leaving me a bit skeptical.

Donna

So Shawn do you believe what he said in this interview? 8 felt like some things were true and something not so much.. I'd live here your thoughts on this TIA

KSG Sherley

You can thank H. Clinton for the sale of 80% of U.S. uranium to Russia 2008

KSG Sherley

I can see the "usefulness" of "burning" your relationship with CIA so no one could think you still work for them.

PEACE ✌️

DUDE YOU HAVE TO OWN A FEW PAIR OF UNDERWEAR 🩲 WITH SOME SHIT 💩 STAINS IN THEM And you are able to talk about it because the CIA gets a HARD ON When you talk about being able to infiltrate and collect information from these TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS Mind Games PEACE ✌️

Zac

Just started this one and the guess the pic thing was a couple minutes in.

DQuick

So this guy infiltrated and then recruited terrorist to kill infidels but he loves America. Did he remove them after he decided to move on and become a cia spy? I believe he does whatever he thinks is right for the highest bid. Definitely a rogue mentality, mercenary, double agent, drug dealer, murderer, etc. 6 part movie……”I’m not in it for the money”.

Jeff Pollock

Good interview but my BS meter was maxing out a lot

Remi

The part where he got emotional talking about feeling abandoned… Sarah shared this today in the link below. Another example of our government’s failure and betrayal to those who once allied with us. A lot of GWOT veterans felt betrayed, lied to, and abandoned post operations and especially after the Biden administrations F’d up pullout from Afghanistan, but fortunately there are services in place to help our veterans. The opposite is true for the allies that were abandoned. This interview and the video that is linked brings the betrayal of our allies to the light. We’ve known it, now we’re witnessing the consequences of our leaders failed foreign policies and mishandling of operations and personnel. Some remain loyal but others have turned against us… it’s a layer that I think is very important, especially because of the heightened activity of those who wish to do us harm. https://x.com/tpasarah/status/1926110845571846483?s=46