The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Its Only Money The posting of Jim Bamford’s Politico article on today’s Public Intelligence Blog or rather the accompanying comment on it by Robert Steele [Jim Bamford: How 9/11 Fearmongering Grew NSA Into a Very Expensive Domestic Surveillance Monster] identifies the principal problem with the outrageously expensive NSA. His comment is directly related to earlier …
WordPress responds better to simple requests, for example,< dia dispo > yields a more limited results than < diospo > by itself, the most significant additional hit being 2009 DoD OSINT Leadership and Staff Briefings. Nothing DIA does really matters–its leadership, like that of NSA, CIA, and the NRO–lacks integrity. All of them are sucking …
Precedent works: Project for a New American Century Post-Event Illuminations: 2006 Endgame: The Blueprint for Victory in the War on Terror 2007 Wesley Clark interview (March 2007): “We plan to take out 7 countries in 5 years” From Niels Groeneveld at Facebook: VIDEO: 9/11 Attack or Godsend (German and British Ministers) Decision to Invade Afghanistan …
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The Najlaa Episode Revisited By DAVID ISENBERG and NICK SCHWELLENBACH Project on Government Oversight (POGO) June 14, 2011 Documents Reveal Details of Alleged Labor Trafficking by KBR Subcontractor EXTRACT: An Estimated Quarter of a Million Victims There are no definitive numbers on the scale of labor trafficking. However, writing in Fraud magazine, supply chain compliance …
Two new reviews of The Pentagon Labyrinth: 10 Short Essays to Help You Through It appeared yesterday and today. One is from Dina Rasor; “A New Guide to Reform the Pentagon Even if You Feel Overwhelmed by the Mess” appears at Truthout.org. The other is from David Isenberg; “How to Take Proper Aim at a Target …
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David Isenberg Posted: December 21, 2010 11:59 PM Huffington Post Can’t Anyone at DoD Do Oversight? Anyone at All? The perennial issue regarding private military security contractors is the degree to which they are subject to effective oversight. In that regard there is only one item in today’s news worth looking at. That is the …
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