Review: Dirty Tricks or Trump Cards–U.S. Covert Action and Counterintelligence
5.0 out of 5 stars Critical Insights on Restoring Balance to Intelligence, July 25, 2002
2001 Rotheray (UK) New Risks of Crisis: Fresh Perspectives from Open Source
Brian Rotheray is one of the “Dissident Majority” at BBC who have objected, among other things, to terrible management and a rather loose grasp of the truth, including teams that are so biased against any sembalnce of Western intervention as to be considered propaganda elements of the indigenous insurgent elements. To the left, one of …
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Review: Preventive Defense–A New Security Strategy for America
5.0 out of 5 stars Fully Half of the Right Answer–Bi-Partisan and Serious, August 30, 2000
Review: Modern Strategy
5.0 out of 5 stars Fundamental Reading for National Security Dialog, August 27, 2000
2000 ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World
2020: It just kills me to have wasted decades wandering in the wilderness (but I did learn a lot no one in the US IC has a clue about). I am praying for a second chance to help our government get it right under President Trump. Foreword by Senator David Boren (D-OK), whom I helped …
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1995 Re-Inventing Intelligence The Vision and the Strategy
Of all of the countries approached in 1994 by Robert Steele, only France and Singapore “got it,” but each went in different directions. Singapore appears to have been nuanced and holistic in his further progress, while France continues to struggle with bureaucracies that are, if anything worse than those of the USA. Still and all, …
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1993: God, Man, & Information – Comments to Interval In-House (Full Text Online)
“GOD, MAN, & INFORMATION: COMMENTS TO INTERVAL IN-HOUSE” Tuesday, 9 March 1993 Robert David Steele Executive Summary Electromagnetic pollution–in the form of both increased levels of uncontrolled and misunderstood levels of emission, and in the form of broader and more intense bandwidth exploitation–constitutes the technical terror of the 21st century.[1] There is another terror facing …
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