The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
IBM acquires i2 to fight crime and security threats Net Security,01 September 2011 IBM will acquire i2 to accelerate its business analytics initiatives and help clients address crime, fraud and security threats. Financial terms were not disclosed. . . . . . . . Organizations in both the public and private sectors today are facing …
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In the end, the full truth comes out… Exposed: Uncensored WikiLeaks cables posted to Web USA Today, 1 September 2011 LONDON (AP) – Uncensored copies of WikiLeaks’ massive tome of U.S. State Department cables were circulating freely across the Internet on Thursday, a dramatic development which leaves a new batch of U.S. sources vulnerable to …
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Nuclear Plants have not been designed for being flooded by tsunami nor for earthquakes of the sort anticipated in the near-term. Levees all across America–and perhaps in other parts of the world–have not been designed for “heavy weather” of the sort that destroyed the largest “conventional” levee protecting the city of New Orleans. This is …
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No Cause for Marijuana Case, but Enough for Child Neglect By MOSI SECRET New York Times, August 17, 2011 The police found about 10 grams of marijuana, or about a third of an ounce, when they searched Penelope Harris’s apartment in the Bronx last year. The amount was below the legal threshold for even a …
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Goldman Sachs CEO lawyers up Charles Riley CNNMoney, 22 August 2011 EW YORK (CNNMoney) — Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has retained the services of prominent defense attorney Reid Weingarten. Investors did not take the news well. Goldman shares plunged in the final minutes of trading, following a report published late Monday by Reuters. Shares …
Below is an exact reprint from the Association For Intelligence Officers (AFIO). HOWEVER, AFIO does not endorse the tone of the article, only the fact of its appearance. The CIA Should be a bit more ‘CAIR’less. This week, a three-day conference hosted by the CIA on “homegrown radicalization” was supposed to have taken place at …
How does a city work? Interactive model gives Portland answers. Rutrell Yasin Government Computer News, 9 August 2011 How does public transportation affect education? What impact does population density have on public health? Is there a connection between CO2 levels and obesity? Officials in the City of Portland, Ore., have collaborated with IBM to find …
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