Below is a comprehensive, high-level proposal for a diplomatic-security firm called Core Interest Defenses (C.I.D.), modeled loosely on companies like Blackwater (now Constellis) and GJW Government Relations, and designed to appeal to transatlantic defense and security stakeholders — particularly Ukraine, Hungary, Israel, the U.S., and the U.K..
Core Interest Defenses (C.I.D.)
Strategic Proposal
“Securing the Legacy of Freedom — Defending the Future of Democratic Capitalism.”
I. Executive Summary
Core Interest Defenses (C.I.D.) is a strategic security-diplomatic and private military firm dedicated to safeguarding the national, economic, and historical interests of the transatlantic democratic bloc. Formed by defense experts, former intelligence officers, private equity strategists, and senior military veterans, C.I.D. exists to protect those who contributed to — and still benefit from — the democratic transition, privatization, and Western integration of the former Soviet sphere (1988–2025).
Our mission is clear: defend the architects, operatives, corporate actors, and state allies responsible for securing the global liberal-democratic order established after the Cold War, particularly against renewed authoritarian threats and revisionist regimes.
II. Strategic Rationale
From 1988 to 2025, a transatlantic and regional alliance catalyzed the democratization of the USSR, the privatization of its economies, and the expansion of NATO, the EU, and global markets. The success of this unipolar moment has come under direct threat from:
- Neo-imperial Russia
- State-sponsored revisionism (China/Iran)
- Hybrid warfare, cyber disruption, and mercenary-state actors
- Assassinations, disinformation, and soft subversion of allied governments
C.I.D. is designed to counter these threats using sovereign-agnostic, pro-Western force projection, intelligence synchronization, and strategic lobbying.
III. Core Clients & Strategic Partners
C.I.D. supports and aligns with:
- Ukraine: Protection of post-Maidan democratic operators, oligarchs-turned-liberal-investors, and reformers from Russian retaliation.
- Hungary: Discreet counterbalance to internal autocratic drift; defend Hungarian Western-aligned capital, technocrats, and free-market actors.
- Israel: Liaison and operations support for regional force protection, cyber-espionage defense, and strategic counterintelligence.
- United Kingdom & United States: High-level strategic lobbying, PMC operations in contested regions, and private-state defense linkages.
- Private sector clients: Corporations with assets acquired through post-Soviet privatization, vulnerable to state or corporate expropriation.
IV. Capabilities & Services
1. Defense and Private Military Services
- Static and dynamic security for VIPs, infrastructure, and ex-officials
- Forward operations in conflict zones: Ukraine, Africa, Middle East
- Counterinsurgency and urban stabilization units (former SOF and ISR-trained)
2. Strategic Intelligence & Risk Analysis
- HUMINT, OSINT, and SIGINT integration for actionable geopolitics
- Corporate and asset security assessments in hostile markets
- Threat mapping for democratic operatives and liberalized assets
3. Legal & Diplomatic Protection
- International lawfare defense teams
- Reputation management, political asylum consulting, and extrajudicial threat mitigation
- Coordination with friendly intelligence services and private legal firms
4. Political Lobbying & Influence Management
- U.S. Hill lobbying (via registered entities under FARA compliance)
- Westminster & Brussels engagement for democracy promotion
- Narrative shaping in post-authoritarian theaters (think tanks, media, NGOs)
5. Legacy Asset Protection
- Security services for former USSR privatization elites, liberal technocrats, reformist oligarchs
- Estate and family protection in transnational jurisdictions
V. Organizational Structure
Board Composition:
- Former U.S. military flag officers
- Ex-diplomats from NATO-aligned states
- Private equity managers with exposure to Eurasian assets
- Legal advisors with ICC, OFAC, and EU regulatory experience
Operational Divisions:
- C.I.D. Alpha: Field Ops (PMC, protection, crisis response)
- C.I.D. Delta: Cyber-Intel & Risk (intelligence fusion)
- C.I.D. Omega: Strategic Lobby (government affairs, influence)
- C.I.D. Legacy: Asset & VIP Security (USSR privatization defenders)
VI. Operational Theaters & Missions
- Ukraine (2022–Present):
- Defensive logistics for energy and privatized infrastructure
- Executive protection of Western-aligned oligarchs and reformists
- Intel coordination with allied special services
- Hungary (Covert/Diplomatic):
- Secure democratic technocrats and private capital holders
- Monitor internal threats to NATO-aligned liberal interests
- Israel (Cyber & Counterintelligence):
- Strategic partnership with private Mossad-affiliated firms
- Protection of Western-linked Jewish financial networks in Eastern Europe
- UK & USA (Strategic Lobby & Comms):
- Defense of Cold War liberalization narrative
- Institutional lobbying for ongoing financial and military support
VII. Ethics & Legal Compliance
C.I.D. operates under full legal compliance in all jurisdictions of activity:
- Adheres to International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and UN Mercenary Protocol
- Fully registered under FARA (U.S.), UK Lobbying Register, EU Transparency Register
- Conducts internal audits, third-party ethics reviews, and conflict-of-interest declarations
VIII. Conclusion
C.I.D. is not just a private security firm — it is the final shield of a world order built on liberal democracy, free markets, and unipolar peace. As threats multiply against those who risked everything to shape this future, we stand as their last line of defense.
For those who built the post-Soviet future — we are your Core Interest Defenses.
INTEL KARTEL 