The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Berto Jongman: Iran-Contra Redux – Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia in the Lead… Berto Jongman: On Obama’s attack on Syria: Phil Donahue Interviews Andrew Bacevich Berto Jongman: Syrian Electonic Army – No Link to Iran David Swanson: 12 U.S. Intelligence Officials Tell Obama It Was Not Assad Jon Rappoport: Syria: a vote of no-confidence in …
PDF (45 Pages): ARSTRAT_IO_Newsletter_v13_no_09 1. British Cops Admit They Monitor Facebook, Twitter 2. Hacking for Change – Could Revealing Cyber Capabilities Prevent Cyber War? 3. Anonymous vs. Los Zetas: The Revenge of the Hacktivists 4. Taiwan a ‘Testing Ground’ for Chinese Cyber Army 5. U.S. Repeals Propaganda Ban, Spreads Government-Made News to Americans 6. House …
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The First Global Civil War Civil Liberties – Lionel Dricot: Manning, Snowden, Assange, Miranda, The Guardian. With each passing day, we receive confirmation of a truth that many would prefer to ignore: we are at war. An undeclared, relatively quiet war, but nonetheless a war. Unlike a conventional war, a civil war has no well …
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Pakistan, Taliban and the Afghan Quagmire By: Bruce Riedel With American and NATO combat troops scheduled to depart Afghanistan next year, the relationship between the Afghan Taliban and Pakistan has become more important than ever. It is a complex and complicated nexus. Without doubt, Pakistan and its intelligence service, the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate of the …
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Networking Things and Creators in Open Source Hardware By Simone Cicero on August 23, 2013 As many of you know, just few months I had the chance to co-host the first Open Source Hardware Documentation jam in New York. It was an event dedicated to grow more interest from the Open Source Hardware community and …
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Next version of the web will have resistance to surveillance at its core by Mark Stockley NakedSecurity, August 24, 2013 Did you know that yesterday, 23 August 2013, was the World Wide Web’s birthday? It is 22 years and one day since the official Internaut Day – the day when Sir Tim Berners-Lee opened up the …
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The NSA Documents, An Introduction Benjamin Wittes Brookings, 22 August 2013 Rather than starting with what I—or anyone else—think and believe about the remarkable cache of documents the intelligence community declassified yesterday, I thought we should begin with a detailed account of what these documents actually are and the story they tell, individually and collectively. The …
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