The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
20 key findings about CIA interrogations Almost 13 years after the CIA established secret prisons to hold and interrogate detainees, the Senate Intelligence Committee released a report on the CIA’s programs listing 20 key findings. Click a statement below for a summary of the findings: 1 “not an effective means of acquiring intelligence” 2 “rested …
The CIA’s Operation Deception A Spurious Challenge to the Senate Torture Report CounterPunch, 10 December 2014 CIA director John Brennan, having failed to block the release of the Senate intelligence committee’s report on torture and abuse, is now abetting the efforts of former CIA directors and deputy directors to rebut the report’s conclusions that the …
CIA Torture Report: Oversight, But No Remedies Yet The release of the executive summary of the Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA’s post-9/11 interrogation program is, among other things, an epic act of record preservation. Numerous CIA records that might not have been disclosed for decades, or ever, were rescued from oblivion by the Senate …
Treason. From Tenet onwards. Any questions? The 10 most disturbing revelations in the CIA torture report 10. The use of torture to extract information was ineffective. Read full article with additional references. Torture @ Phi Beta Iota
In Mexico, open government includes social justice, press freedom, and innovation The Presidency of Mexico’s national digital strategy coordinator, Alejandra Lagunes, speaks with Alex Howard about the country’s plan for open government and digital innovation.
Finding Books: Not Much Has Changed Three or four years ago I described what I called “the book findability” problem. The audience was a group of confident executives trying to squeeze money from an old school commercial database model. Here’s how the commercial databases worked in 1979. . . . . . . What the …
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