The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Did Hayden’s Flawed Decisions Make America More Vulnerable?
The War Inside NSA, 1996 to 2001
DoD IG Investigation vs. Hayden’s memoir
On The IG Investigation Itself
On Defying Congress
On Incompetent Program Management and Priorities
On THINTHREAD’s scalability
On THINTHREAD’s effectiveness
On THINTHREAD’s legality
The Story Goes On
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What makes Google's Eric Schmidt so afraid? What should he be afraid of?
This very powerful corporate leader with a open political orientation has decided – as will be seen 58 seconds into the video – that the Internet and his hugely dominating search engine a) shall cave in to political pressure, b) de-rank at least these two Russian media organizations because c) he knows they are “propaganda outlets” (it isn’t discussed at all or compared with US or other countries’ media) and d) in the name of political correctness it is OK to limit the freedom of opinion-formation.
Think Facebook Is Going to Fix Its Data Issues, Think Again
Facebook has been in hot water lately with its massive flubs with fake news. But the water is about to get scalding when you look at how fast and lose it plays with data. We learned some shocking things from a Fast Company story, “This Time, Facebook is Sharing Its Employees’ Data.”
There’s a Digital Media Crash. But No One Will Say It
The big picture is that Problem #1 (too many publications) and Problem #2 (platform monopolies) have catalyzed together to create Problem #3 (investors realize they were investing in a mirage and don’t want to invest any more). Each is compounding each other and leading to something like the crash effect you see in other bubbles.
Report: Twitter to Start Sanctioning Users for Their Offline Behavior
According to the Verge, “What’s new is that Twitter now plans to do at least some monitoring of verified users’ offline behavior as well, to determine whether it is consistent with its rules.”
