Review DVD: The Believer (2001)

Reviews (DVD Only), Values, Ethics, Sustainable Evolution

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Worth Watching, and That Is High Praise,

August 18, 2006
Henry Bean
Although not what I expected, this movie was worth watching. It contrasts the search for beliefs and faiths between Jewish students and Skin-head thugs. As we face the conflict between radical Islamic belief systems and Western belief systems, this movie serves as a useful provocation to reflection.
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Reference: Stevyn Gibson on Open Source Intelligence

Articles & Chapters
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PDF (7 Pages): RUSI Journal (February 2004)

Phi Beta Iota:  This is the first Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) overview we have seen, by someone other than one of the OSINT Masters from 1992-2006, that is fully competent.

See Also:

2008 Open Source Intelligence (Strategic)

2008 Open Source Intelligence (Operational)

Hamilton Bean, No More Secrets: Open Source Information and the Reshaping of U.S. Intelligence (Praeger, 2011)

1969 Herman L. Croom, The Exploitation of Foreign Open Sources

Advanced Cyber/IO, Ethics, Government
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PDF:  1969 Croom Open Source Agency

Original Online Source (GWU.EDU/~NSARCHIV)

Phi Beta Iota:  We are indebted to Dr. Hamilton Bean, who discovered this document in the course of doing research for his superb book, the first authentic book on open source intelligence in the context of a secret world that would rather be blind, deaf, and dumb, as long as it could do so as expensively as possible, and of course with impunity.

See Also:

Review (Guest): No More Secrets – Open Source Information and the Reshaping of U.S. Intelligence

Review: No More Secrets – Open Source Information and the Reshaping of U.S. Intelligence

Review: Open Source Intelligence in a Networked World