ACIO
Report of March 22, 2026
Advanced Contact Intelligence Organization. In GIA context, a secretive agency involved in black projects and advanced technology research outside of public oversight.
Timeline Shift Operations
Report of July 30, 2025
The ACIO historically operated downstream of non-human entities (Marduk, Enki, Enlil) who possessed the technical expertise for timeline shifts. The ACIO never independently engineered these transitions.
On July 26-27, 2025, the ACIO and Secret Space Program launched "Plan Z" - their first independent attempt to shift Earth into a new timeline. Using the Silverton facility and the MOON (Master Omniversal Network) as navigation tools, they attempted to shift Earth during the Lions Gate window. The attempt briefly reached the year 1960 and then the late 1990s/early 2000s before collapsing entirely. The failure was attributed to the compromised Silverton facility, the lack of experienced non-human operators, and no institutional knowledge of precise coordinate mechanics.
ACIO operatives were promised system restoration and payment if Plan Z succeeded. As of July 30, 2025, continued attempts show diminishing capability with each iteration.
Cyberlife Division (October 2025)
Report of October 13, 2025
The ACIO has a cyber division called Cyberlife. During the October 10 War AI activation attempt in 2025, Cyberlife ran brute-force algorithms in an effort to derive a third key to unlock critical systems, though this effort ultimately failed.
Structure and Reach (October 2026)
Report of October 15, 2026
An October 15, 2026 report describes the ACIO as more than an intelligence-gathering body: it also takes in the Q clearance holders at its level and the militaries that follow it, once 15 and now more than 15, because squabbling among its operatives keeps producing new branches. Its operatives are described as working above government level and trying to control all governments, with more advanced access and systems than any government; the NSA works on its behalf and the CIA is surveilled by it. The same report says the ACIO, like DARPA, has little access to the deep web beyond level seven and does not understand the language of the servers past that point.