The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Sir, if you would have been given the task to tell about OSINT to an audience that has no idea about it or an audience that confuses it with internet, how would you introduce OSINT to them? I am facing this problem. After defining OSINT, I have to draw some background on it. The material …
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Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It Understanding how algorithm manipulators exploit our cognitive vulnerabilities empowers us to fight back ROBERT STEELE: The system is designed for mind-control. This includes blocking citizen access to all relevant information and refusing to develop sense-making tools. We don’t do counter-intelligence and we don’t do …
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Sir, The national security field as we define it does not include policy intelligence such as you seem to feel is needed for the twelve core policies that you identify — including local law enforcement — that are outside our “lane” called national security. I cannot change this but wonder if you have a comment.
Sir, There is hardly any guide available on offline OSINT. Also I have been seeking for some map that can show the distribution of open source info (newspapers, journals etc) in South Asia and China.
Sir, What is this paper all about? And in relation to your first answer, isnt’t this data too critical to be shared with the public?
Dear Colleague, Further to your earlier question about the totality of the information ecology and my firm view that most of what is being done online is worthless, here are two graphics, one from my virtual CTO Stephen E. Arnold, and another from myself.
Sir, I came across this by chance. Using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to show how IAF’s Abhinandan shot down a Pakistani F-16 My own view is as follows:
