The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Is this the best CIA “veterans” can do? A Blueprint for the Future: The CIA in 2021 and Beyond During our careers at CIA there was a bumper sticker that made the rounds, which stated, “The World is at Peace Because the CIA is at War.” That notion certainly applies to the world today.
This topic was suggested to me by a friend who said instead of using the phrase “deep state” that the theme of deprogramming is what people need right now. I responded by saying I will think about it, but also made the relevant point that people are “reacting” to the phrase deep state because the …
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5 Stars — Core Issue But Ignores a Lot This is a quick read and ably presented with two focus points: legalized immigration to the wrong standards and illegal immigration as a means of watering down the values and voice of the original demographic blocks (genocided Indians, enslaved blacks, and the white majority); and contrived …
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Palantir Technologies: Minor Questions Remain DarkCyber noted “Techie Software Soldier Spy: Palantir, Big Data’s Scariest, Most Secretive Unicorn, Is Going Public. But Is Its Crystal Ball Just Smoke and Mirrors?” The write up joins the caravan of publications digging into the ins and outs of the intelware business.
Social Science: Like Astrology and Phrenology Perhaps? After reading “What’s Wrong with Social Science and How to Fix It: Reflections After Reading 2578 Papers,” I reaffirmed my skepticism of sociology and its allied fields: But actually diving into the sea of trash that is social science gives you a more tangible perspective, a more visceral …
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6 Stars: A Superb Prequel to the Durham Indictments* * Upgraded from 5 to 6 on basis of reader inputs related to the enormity of the crimes that our President has survived, with Mike Flynn’s help. The author is expert on this topic in part because he wrote the New York Times bestseller The Plot …
Will the Dam Break After Clinesmith’s Plea? Clinesmith’s plea deal matters mostly because it sheds light on Durham’s broader investigation and the malfeasance he’s uncovering. To see that, let’s focus on the “bullet points,” which leave a bloody trail to larger crimes.
