The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Part I: Top 50 books (cosmic mind-altering books) Part II: The other 2,000 books in 26 clusters (a national conversation) Part III: SPY IMPROV – Questions & Answers To view in full screen mode click on vimeo word at lower right screen. Additional videos, graphics, scripts, and linked tables of book reviews below.
American Gray Swans – Week 26 – Sun Tzu The Art of War, the book that was required reading for all those yuppies fighting the corporate battle 20 years ago, but did they remember what it said? Here are just a few of the teachings, followed by this weeks detailed listing of specific gray swan …
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A Commentary: Robert David Steele for Secretary of Defense? Gordon Duff Veterans Today 31 December 2018 Safety Copy Below the Fold.
AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE: Secretary of Defense Jim Webb? The Democrat and scourge of foreign wars is drawing praise from many Trump supporters. Additional headlines & comments below.
The resignation of James Mattis as Secretary of Defense is both necessary and timely. The Secretary of Defense simply does not “get” that the Koreas will be unified, denuclearized, and demilitarized; that most if not all US bases overseas will be closed starting in Germany and the Italy and Japan; and that it was the …
NATO’s crisis and the Transatlantic conflict We’re in Cold War 2 – of course not a repetition because of all the differences between that world and today’s. Ten of the former Warsaw Pact countries are now full NATO members, neutral states back then like Sweden and Austria have abolished that – wise – policy. And, …
Intelligence at a Cross Roads: To Be Or Not To Be…: 4 stars – A+ on Its Narrow Focus, C+ For Contextual Shortfalls American Herald Tribune 25 June 2018 David Omand and Mark Phythian, Principled Spying: The Ethics of Secret Intelligence (Georgetown University Press, 2018), 286 pages, $32.95, ISBN-13: 978-1626165601.
