The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Steele Goes Nordic Robert David Steele will be visiting Oslo 17-18 April for several private appointments, and then visit Copenhagen 19-21 April, where he has been invited to lecture on Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to military, police, and national intelligence officers. By Jan H. Kalvik, Editor-in-Chief Defence and Intelligence Norway Read original story online — …
Defence and intelligence Norway Introducing Robert David Steele Posted on 1. April 2016<span by jhk@suksess.com We are happy to introduce Robert David Steele as a new contributor to Defence and Intelligence. Original post in Norway — safety copy below the fold.
The CIA’s Problem: Subpar Spies Bryan Dean Wright, Fox Business, April 01, 2016 One year ago, CIA Director John Brennan announced sweeping changes at Langley, promising to reorganize the spy service by instituting a slew of bureaucratic fixes to its management structure. Then on Thursday, the CIA acknowledged that it left explosive training material on …
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Be not afraid…. Reformist gains in Iran elections clear way for business boom Gains by reformist candidates in Iranian elections open the way for changes to economic policy that will boost foreign investment and trade with the West, businessmen and analysts said on Sunday.
Russian Prime Minister: Syria Could Trigger World War By Sven Afhüppe and Mathias Brüggmann Handelsblatt, 12 February 2016 In an exclusive interview in Moscow, the Russian prime minister talks to Handelsblatt about the coming of a new Cold War, the Syrian conflict and the global fallout from the refugee crisis.
SHORT URL: http://tinyurl.com/2017-OSINT Robert David Steele, the founder of the modern Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) movement who is also the foremost proponent for Open Source Everything Engineering (OSEE) and the creation of a national Open Source (Technologies) Agency, is now available via direct hire or via multiple contract vehicles in the US (including GSA and …
Academics in Foxholes The Life and Death of the Human Terrain System Christopher Sims, Foreign Affairs, 4 February 2016 The U.S. government’s controversial effort to harness the social sciences in support of its counterinsurgency operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, in an initiative known as the Human Terrain System, was one of the most ambitious and …
