The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
In 1988 a global campaign started at the Marine Corps Intelligence Center (MCIC) with the discovery that 80% or more of what the Marine Corps needed to do policy, acquisition, and operations support for this unique expeditionary and constabulary force, was not secret, not expensive, but also not known to anyone in Washington, D.C. Thus …
Information as the New Arms Race An official report last week reveals weaknesses in our effort to prevent another 9/11. L. GORDON CROVITZ Monday, September 21, 2009 The U.S. is the only country whose laws mandate the release of details of its intelligence goals and operations. Every four years, the National Intelligence Strategy document discloses the priorities of …
National Information Strategy : An action plan for building competitive advantage for Indian Industry and business. Dr. M R Rawtani* and J.P.S.Ahuja**
In an era when changes to the Earth that used to take 10,000 years now take three; In an era when all information in all languages all the time is the non-negotiable first step to achieving holistic understanding of the Earth’s system of systems as well as all the chaotic sub-systems; In an era when …
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With Regret, Must Give This Earnest Effort a Three, July 30, 2008
5 for Substance, Zero for Pricing, June 1, 2008
“We do nothing by ourselves,” stated Information Sharing Executive Debra Filippi, of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks & Information Integration, or OASD/NII. She referred to the many-faceted dimensions of information sharing across multiple agencies, partners, coalitions, and international organizations. Multinational operations are the norm today in combat, stability operations, or …
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