The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Five actual or potential conflict situations around the world deteriorated and none improved in August 2010, according to the new issue of the International Crisis Group’s monthly bulletin CrisisWatch, released today. The situation in Somalia continued to deteriorate as al-Shabaab stepped up its attacks and fighting intensified in Mogadishu. Late in the month the militant …
WordPress produces stuff in reverse chronological order. American Jihad, by Steve Emerson, was published 28 January 2003 and reviewed16 February 2003, which puts it at the very end of a long list of other relevant hits. This search focus will ensure it comes up fast next time. Graphic: American Jihad Nodes Review: American Jihad–The Terrorists …
How News Organizations Should Prepare for Data Dumps PBS MediaShift Idea Lab 2 August 2010 by Martin Moore 5 Questions Here are just five (of many) questions news orgs should ask themselves when they get their next data dump: 1. How do we harness public intelligence to generate a long tail of stories? Though the …
In simple terms, the collection of links below centered on the latest Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR), come to the general conclusion that the Department of Defense (DoD) can no longer think, strategize, complete staff work, or acquire the right capabilities to do what DoD is supposed to do (which is also a topic lacking consensus). …
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CrisisWatch N°84 Two actual or potential conflict situations around the world deteriorated and one improved in July 2010, according to the new issue of the International Crisis Group’s monthly bulletin CrisisWatch released today. July 2010 TRENDS Deteriorated Situations Rwanda, Somalia Improved Situations Somaliland
The 15th biennial African Union summit in Kampala, Uganda ended on July 27 with mixed results regarding support for U.S. and Western European plans to escalate foreign military intervention in nearby Somalia. The 35 heads of state present at the three-day meeting were reported to have authorized the deployment of 2,000 more African troops to …
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COMMENTS: 1. Before anybody asks — yes, I know from which network the video clip apparently originated and yes, I am well aware of LTG Boykin’s views (or biases, depending on your perspective). 2. “I have absolutely no basis to dispute LTG Boykin’s assertions.” OTOH, I know two separate people involved in studying the Hassan …
