Weekly Intelligence Bulletin - 7.28.25
While America isn’t perfect, there’s a reason so many people want to live here. But not Calla Walsh—she traveled to Iran and chanted “Death to America.” Known for criminal acts targeting infrastructure and founding Palestine Action US (now Unity of Fields), she has direct links to UK-designated terrorist groups. As predicted, Unity of Fields is still in position to be the catalyst for the next major domestic terror incident.
Elsewhere, we used the new search dashboard to surface a wave of blowback from President Trump’s dismissal of the Epstein files controversy—fringe platforms are amplifying conspiracies and creating new instability.
Notably, an arsonist in New York turned himself in after releasing a manifesto, offering a window into the mindset of current direct-action activists.
Internationally, Putin’s escalatory moves and new fighting along the Thailand-Cambodia border both illustrate how overseas crises can ripple into the U.S. homeland.
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U.S.
American Activist Calla Walsh Publicly Chants “Death to America” in Iran, Highlights Rising Threat of Domestic Radicalization and Transnational Extremism
Boston-based activist Calla Walsh’s public chant at a Tehran regime event exemplifies the radicalization and global reach of U.S.-based extremist networks now aligned with hostile foreign governments. Walsh’s criminal record and ties to the banned Palestine Action movement mark a growing convergence between foreign state-backed narratives and militant U.S. activism.
Epstein Files and Obama Conspiracies: How the Semper Incolumem Search Dashboard Warns of a New Domestic Extremist Threat
The new dashboard reveals an intensifying mix of Epstein file leaks, anti-Obama conspiracy theories, and anti-elite sentiment. Failed transparency and politicized narratives are fueling the risk that domestic extremists will target public officials.
Accused Arsonist Leaves Manifesto After Turning Himself In for Nearly $1 Million in NYPD Damage—Circulating Widely on Anarchist Platforms
Jakhi McCray, accused of torching 10 NYPD vehicles in Brooklyn, surrendered after weeks on the run—leaving behind a manifesto on the anarchist site Never Sleep. His letter, now circulating as a series of images, gives a firsthand look at current protest movements and their justification for violence.
Eastern Europe
Putin, the Prospect of Peace, and the Escalating Risk of Global Conflict
A spike in Russian hybrid operations and kinetic attacks, plus new sanctions and defense alignments from the West, raise the risk of miscalculation and broader conflict in the months ahead.
Southeast Asia
Escalation on the Mekong: Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash Signals Regional Instability and Looming Homeland Security Fallout
Three days of border clashes have killed dozens and displaced over 80,000 people, raising fears of a wider crisis and possible U.S. homeland security impacts via displacement, anti-Western narratives, and regional instability.
