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2002/12/312013/04/04

2002 Stephen E. Arnold (US) Nomadic Computing: Anytime, Anyplace Access

PLATINUM Lifetime Award Mr. Stephen E. Arnold For his constant demonstration of the utility of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in the understanding of social networks, emerging technologies, and cultural realities. As a world-renowned authority on information and communications, with a deep understanding of the public policy value of open source information, he has made himself …

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2000/03/012009/09/16

2000 The Year in Computing Open Source Solutions

The modern Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) revolution began in 1988, and it is known that it takes 25 years to move great ideas toward fruition. Early adopters appeared in 1994-1996, and then a smal second roiund in 2000-2004, after which OSINT was consumed by the bureaucracy (in the USA–in 89 other countries it is doing …

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1987/10/182021/02/15

1987 Thesis: National Security C3I3H3–Command, Communications, & Computing, Inter-Agency, Inter-Disciplinary, Inter-Operability, Heuristics of the Community Intelligence Cycle

PDF (109 Pages): 1987 MPA Thesis C3I3H3 Steele on Strategic Infomation Mismanagement See also the various Memorandums on defense intelligence productivity and the future of the intelligence employee.

2021/08/042021/08/08

Caitlyn Johnstone: After Russiagate, Why WOULDN’T People Be Skeptical About Covid?

After Russiagate, Why WOULDN’T People Be Skeptical About Covid? You hardly ever hear about Russiagate anymore. The last time it made a blip in the radar was when disgraced Collusion author Luke Harding published a very thinly-sourced story in The Guardian claiming to have proof that Donald Trump was a Kremlin asset, but other mass …

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2021/06/222021/06/22

Paul Craig Roberts: Why Countries Collapse

Why Countries Collapse Dmitry Orlov and Vladimir Putin believe the US is failing, because the US government, in Putin’s words, is “making sure-footed strides directly along the path of the Soviet Union.” These strides are, in Orlov’s words: “exorbitant debt, problems in the energy sector and unreformable political systems mired in corruption, their elites delusional …

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2021/06/052021/06/04

The Steele Report-Questions Being Answered on Spy Improv for Week Ending June 5, 2021

The Spy Improv Weekly Questions will be pre-recorded by Robert and posted TODAY (June 5, 2021) by 3 pm EST at TheSteeleReport.com ARISE is the tour enlightening anyone new? How important is it to have like-minded people be able to meet face to face and share ideas? ARISE Are you seeing many Democrat and …

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2021/06/04

Stephen E Arnold: Professional Publishing and Professional Cheaters

Professional Publishing and Professional Cheaters “Collusion Rings Threaten the Integrity of Computer Science Research” is an amusing, if not hilarious, write up. The venerable Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery has discovered that there is a “growing problem.” No kidding. I noted this statement: