The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
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Don’t kill the Leaker, Kill the Leaker’s Information The particularly nasty end of the spear of IC clandestine services, the part that kills people, may be out of a big part of their job thanks to technology, in the light of the terrifying but deeply interesting article by Peter Van Buren. They don’t don’t have …
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The U.S. Drives the World Toward War Washington has had the US at war for 12 years: Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Libya, Pakistan, Yemen, and almost Syria, which could still happen, with Iran waiting in the wings. These wars have been expensive in terms of money, prestige, and deaths and injuries of both US soldiers and …
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African State Fragility Long-Term Al Qaeda Inside Syria Bitcoin Bungling – Digital Flames Eat Investment Bitcoin Hits $1000 Chernobyl Update Conference Results: Geopolitics of the Arctic Crowdsourcing Dreams Around the World Cyber Threats to Business: The Top Ten DEFCON 16 Presentations Engaging the Muslim World with Public Diplomacy Japanese Banking Scandal: Lending to Yakuza Political …
Peace in the Pentagon I’m a huge fan of peace studies as an academic discipline that should be spread into every corner of what we call, with sometimes unclear justification, our education system. But often peace studies, like other disciplines, manages to study only those far from home, and to study them with a certain …
