Category: Cultural Intelligence

Posted on

DefDog: US Treason? – Did Johnson, McNamara, Rusk Provide North Viet-Nam with Target List One Day in Advance — Every Single Day?

Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Government, Officers Call
DefDog
DefDog

Following is a quote of much interest, from pages 246/247 of The Secret War and Other Conflicts by General Pete Piotrowski, published in 2014.

“Nearly twenty years later, former Secretary of State Dean Rusk being interviewed by Peter Arnett on a CBC documentary called ‘The Ten Thousand Day War.' Mr Arnett asked, ‘It has been rumored that the United States provided the North Vietnamese government the names of the targets that would be bombed the following day.  Is there any truth to that allegation?' To everyone's astonishment and absolute disgust, the former Secretary responded, ‘Yes. We didn't want to harm the North Vietnamese people, so we passed the targets to the Swiss embassy in Washington with instructions to pass them to the NVN government through their embassy in Hanoi.1  Continue reading “DefDog: US Treason? – Did Johnson, McNamara, Rusk Provide North Viet-Nam with Target List One Day in Advance — Every Single Day?”

Posted on

Nafeez Ahmed: Terror, climate chaos, financial crisis are the costs of ‘doing business’

Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Peace Intelligence
Nafeez Ahmed
Nafeez Ahmed

Terror, climate chaos, financial crisis are the costs of ‘doing business'

The techno-narcissism of predatory neoliberal capitalism is locked into an endless war with the bastard monster of its own creation – Islamic State. Fifteen years into the 21st century, humanity has made little progress in addressing major threats to civilisation. In fact, on terrorism, climate change and the economy, we're not making progress at all, but making things worse.

Posted on

Yoda: The Truth About America

Cultural Intelligence

yoda with light saberAfter Traveling 14K Miles, Independent POTUS Candidate Learns One Crucial Truth About America

Dr. Lynn Kahn, Independent Voter  Network

Two themes stand out. The good news is that I heard over and over again – even when followed by angry or traumatic personal stories – “I love America.” Our identity as Americans and our love of freedom is easily expressed. The bad news is that there is much more pain and everyday struggle across our nation and deep in our communities than politicians and journalists generally speak or write about. To say We the People are frustrated with our government is an understatement.There is anger bordering on rage about the appalling waste of taxpayer money and the broken promises of every single one of our federal departments. There is disgust about Wall Street still trampling on the good will of Main Street. Whatever government or politicians or conventional media announce — there is no trust, no respect, no belief and no faith.  MUST READ.