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2016/10/272016/10/27

Norie Huddle: RIGGED — Electronic Voting Machines are Both Officially Rigged and Easily Hackable By Others

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The first video is short, clear and the implications are huge and underscore what Trump has been saying in simple terms anyone can understand. The woman who cries is expressing what so many are waking up and feeling.

TEST caught on video: VOTING MACHINE SWAPPING RESULTS OF VOTES

A mini-election test conducted on a random voting machine revealed frightening results – the votes were not counted correctly. One test voter was so shocked and upset, she broke down in tears.

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The second video is testimony made in 2006, by an IT professional explaining how machines are hacked. Again, he's very clear, tells his story SUPER well in a way that most anyone can understand. Time for a crowd-funded class action lawsuit?

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2016/10/262016/10/26

Del Spurlock: Sanders Republicans Oppose TPP

Commerce, Commercial Intelligence, Ethics, Government, Military, Peace Intelligence

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A Sanders Republican Looks a Trade and War in Ohio’s 4^th

Keep your eye on the ball, Ohioans. Your “so-called” leaders, who robbed you of your jobs, decimated your communities, sent your young men and women to war, based on lies, and failed to recognize their value as citizen-soldiers upon their return are seeking a re-run, and a vote for Jim Jordan will assure their success. Ohio is not only a battlefield for Electoral votes, equally important, it is the staging ground for the ratification of the most undemocratic legislation in American history, (TPP) the Transpacific-Partnership. Jim Jordan will vote for it, because the Koch Brothers, who own him, will demand it.

This is what TPP does to Ohioans of the Fourth Congressional District:

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2016/10/262016/10/26

Del Spurlock: Lies of State – Spinning the Inhumanity of Our National Policies

Civil Society, Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, Government, Media, Peace Intelligence

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Spinning the Inhumanity of our National Policies

Reproduced with permission from original as posted.

We are failing to govern ourselves. The concept of American democracy has been driven from the field by the public relations industry. The balancing act between the poles of public and private interests, performed so deftly by Chester Bowles, William Benton and Harold Burson in the 1950s to protect us from the deceptions of our leaders and the cynicism of the PR industry founded by Edward Bernays, has collapsed. Spinning the morally indefensible is now embedded in our civic DNA.

From its inception, the leaders of our republic chose misleading words to mask the crimes against humanity committed by the markets they created and profited from:

Slavery—“our peculiar institution of other persons”
Freedom seeking men and women—“fugitives”
Peace-loving, welcoming, conciliatory people of the land—“savages”

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2016/10/262016/10/26

Reference: First Annual US-Mexico International Labor Law Conference (1992)

Civil Society, Commerce, Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, Government

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First Annual United States – Mexico International Labor Law Conference
Mexico City, Mexico _ October 26-27, 1992

October 1993

This report was jointly prepared by the Department of Labor, Office of the Solicitor, and the Mexican Secretariat of Labor and Social Welfare under the terms of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed by the Secretaries of Labor of the United States and Mexico in May 1991. The United States portion of the proceedings were prepared under the direction of
John F. Depenbrock, Associate Solicitor, Division of Labor-Management Laws. Compilation and editing was by Donald D. Carter, Jr., assisted by Joy K. Reynolds. The report is not an official document and does not express the policies or views of either the U.S. Government or the Government of the United Mexican States.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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2016/10/262016/10/26

David Maxwell: U.S. Special Operations Forces in the Philippines, 2001–2014 (Rand)

05 Civil War, 08 Wild Cards, 09 Terrorism, Ethics, IO Deeds of Peace, Military, Officers Call, Peace Intelligence

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Robinson, Linda, Patrick B. Johnston and Gillian S. Oak. U.S. Special Operations Forces in the Philippines, 2001–2014. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2016.

This report examines the 14-year experience of U.S. special operations forces in the Philippines from 2001 through 2014. The objective of this case history is to document and evaluate the activities and effects of special operations capabilities employed to address terrorist threats in Operation Enduring Freedom — Philippines through (1) training and equipping Philippine security forces, (2) providing operational advice and assistance, and (3) conducting civil–military and information operations. The report evaluates the development, execution, and adaptation of the U.S. effort to enable the Philippine government to counter transnational terrorist groups.

Table of Contents Below the Fold

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2016/10/262016/10/26

David Maxwell: Partnership, Respect Guide U.S. Military Role in Philippines

05 Civil War, 09 Terrorism, Ethics, IO Deeds of Peace, Military, Officers Call, Peace Intelligence

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Maxwell, David. “PARTNERSHIP, RESPECT GUIDE U.S. MILITARY ROLE IN PHILIPPINES,” World Politics Review, Feature Report on Economy of Force: Training U.S. Partner Militaries, February 5, 2013, pp. 16-19.

Any successes Operation Enduring Freedom-Philippines (OEF-P) may have achieved rest on five pillars. First, a thorough strategic to tactical assessment that informed the strategy and campaign plan, as well as continued assessment throughout the duration of the mission. Second, a deep understanding of unconventional warfare, and the ability to counter it with what is known as “foreign internal defense.” Third, established, long-term relationships and a sustained commitment over time by the U.S. military and U.S. country team. Fourth, respect for host-nation sovereignty and effective interagency collaboration. And fifth, support from conventional forces in key areas such as intelligence, communications, logistics, engineering, medical, aviation and additional personnel for individual staffs.

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2016/10/262016/10/26

David Maxwell: National Security Blog

Peace Intelligence

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Information Institute for National Security Thinkers and Practitioners (IINSTP)

Georgetown Security Studies Review, An Information Based Strategy to Reduce Korea’s Increasing Threat, October 17, 2016.

Georgetown Security Studies Review, NSCITF Report on Countering Violent Extremism, October 11, 2016.

Chersicla, Rick, “Special Forces as Military Observers in Modern Combat,” September 18, 2016.

Cleveland, Charles and David Maxwell, “U.S. Special Operations Forces at 9-11, Today, and for the Future,” September 11, 2016.