The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Senior Air Force Officer: The F-35 Is An Epic Waste A senior US air force officer says Britain’s new stealth jet may be no better than existing aircraft. Britain’s long-delayed $117 million stealth fighter may need to be cancelled because of its poor performance, according to analysis by a senior US Air Force officer. The …
I have spoken to several people who have been closely following the problem of the F-22’s extremely serious physiological impact on its own pilots and ground crew. Not one of these people found Major General Charles Lyon’s performance last week in a DOD briefing convincing. If anything the general’s assertion that the problems can all be …
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Dina Rasor and Pierre Sprey have collaborated on an important and informative piece on the F-22. It expands the publically available thinking about the nature of the toxicity problem facing F-22 pilots, and–just as importantly–it probes the nature of one of the prime suspects for the problem: the F-22’s “stealth” coating. Note at the end of …
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It is amazing that the L.A. Times would publish this story. Maybe even the ‘lame stream media’ is starting to wake up to the foolishness of the MICC. High costs, malfunctions plague F-22 Raptor fighter jets W. J. Hennigan Los Angeles Times, 6 August 2011 The fleet of 158 F-22 planes — costing $412 million …
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These are the books behind John Petersen’s epic half day lecture series that we have received permission to post here — three videos. The videos are a master class with integrated graphics — we recommend the videos be watched before deciding to purchase any particular books. He is the most unconventional and expansive among perhaps …
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Use of social media to manipulate public opinion now a global problem, says new report The report explores the tools, capacities, strategies and resources employed by global ‘cyber troops’, typically government agencies and political parties, to influence public opinion in 70 countries. Key findings include:
Bankrupt and Irrelevant: the Presidential Debates and Four Recent Studies on Pentagon Spending by Pierre Sprey, Chuck Spinney and Winslow T. Wheeler In the almost 12 hours of Democratic Party presidential primary debates on June 26-27 and July 30-31, the words “Pentagon budget” or “defense spending” were not uttered, except for a fleeting, unanswered comment …
