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Event: 2019 Conference Berlin 10-12 May 2019 Intelligence, Diplomacy, and International Relations (International Intelligence History Association)

Call for Papers for the 2019 Conference of the International Intelligence History Association (IIHA), organized in cooperation with the German Spy Museum in Berlin. The conference focus on „Intelligence, Diplomacy and International Relations“ and will be held on May 10-12, 2019 at the German Spy Museum (Leipziger Platz 9, 10117 Berlin, Germany). Please submit your paper proposal abstract (200-300 …

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Yoda: Transformation, Artificial Intelligence Eradicated by 2024? UPDATE 1: Further Validation

Alert Reader says: Our solar system has started going through a total transformation from the very outward level of physical reality to the deepest level of spiritual/psychological reality revealed in The Law of One (see below) .  The process started in 2012 (actually this is the final phase of long history of development).  One benchmark …

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Penguin: Open Source Model for Education (Robert Steele: Education, Intelligence, & Research Need to be Managed Togerther

Open Source as a Model for Global Education Matthew Rascoff & Noah Pinkus Both competition and transfer are equally insufficient as frameworks for the global education strategy we need for our complex, interconnected world. This autumn, 268 undergraduate students from 27 nations on six continents are pioneering a new “open-source” model as they begin their …

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Steven Aftergood: Army Admits Intelligence Sucks

ARMY NEEDS INTELLIGENCE TO FACE “PEER THREATS” U.S. Army operations increasingly depend on intelligence to help confront adversaries who are themselves highly competent, the Army said this week in a newly updated publication on military intelligence. Future operations “will occur in complex operational environments against capable peer threats, who most likely will start from positions …

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Robert Steele: Roadmap for US-Russia Relations — Focus on Trump & Sharing Intelligence at the Presidential Level — Ignore the Bureaucracies

A Roadmap for US-Russia Relations – An American View Robert David Steele Igor Ivanov’s recent article, “A Roadmap for Russia-U.S. Relations” provides a methodical Russian perspective of great value.[1] Here I will provide a practical American perspective, with the hope that it might help President Vladimir Putin and his senior aides help President Donald Trump, …

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