The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Below is a perspective on Taliban and Nato operations viewed through an Afghan’s lens. Chuck Taliban Sense Weakness in NATO WEST DISPLAYS A LACK OF “BARAKA” by Matthew Nasuti Kabul Press, 25 February 2010 The real story has been taking place in Afghanistan during the past two months. Last month the Taliban began attacking large …
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The Battle for Baluchistan: Iran Nabs Top NATO Terrorist with Help from Pakistan February 25, 2010 On Tuesday Feb. 23, Iran announced the capture of Abdulmalek Rigi, the boss of the terror organization Jundullah, which works for NATO. The capture of Rigi represents a serious setback for the US-UK strategy of using false flag state-sponsored …
Afghanistan: Special note. Lessons from the PBS show, Frontline, titled Behind Taliban Lines. The first-hand video by Najibullah Quraishi is worth viewing on the PBS home page where it was posted today. Quraishi accepted an invitation by a Hizbe Islami Gulbuddin (HIG) commander to live with a HIG anti-government fighting unit in Baghlan Province. Until …
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Final Review: Ground-Level View of Obvious Vulnerabilities and a General Failure to Protect February 10, 2010 [final review 21 February] Sam Faddis My own new book is finally at the printer, INTELLIGENCE for EARTH: Clarity, Diversity, Integrity, & Sustainaabilty and I am really enjoying getting back into serial reading. I totally respected and agreed with …
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Air Sensor: Army seeks to revive airships as sensor platforms Cyber-Diplomacy: US officials, Web executives to visit Russia Cyber-Security: Congress urged to move one cybersecurity bill Cyber-Security: New IP task force brings “stronger and stricter enforcement” Cyber-Security: Simulation shows government lacks policies needed to respond Cyber-Security: Software developers are to blame for most cyberattacks, Cyber-Security: …
Afghanistan: AT THE BORDER OF PAKISTAN AND AFGHANISTAN: THE GRAND GAME AGAINST TERRORISM Afghanistan: Who Are We Fighting For, Anyway? After Eight Years, Strategy Is Still Unclear Counterinsurgency: COIN Metrics: What Not To Measure Cyber-Future: Hacker ‘Mudge’ gets DARPA job Cyber-Security: America’s Cyber Scam Cyber-Security: Cyber Warriors Innovation: Pure Water for Haiti, Afghanistan: Just Add …
Assistance: US Aid Program for Pakistan Frontier a Flop, Audit Says (Faxts.com News, 30 Jan 10) Assistance: What Failed In The Bureaucracy May Not Work On The Battlefield (Washington Post 2 Feb 10). One of those reasons involving the map system was attributed to the USAID mission in Pakistan, which wanted only USAID programs shown …
