The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Michael McKibben: I can confidently say this: we have discovered the origins of modern intelligence and that origin is in the British Parliament and it is staffed with newspaper men and women from around the world and has been since the beginning.Newspapers run intelligence. That’s what we’ve discovered. It is just blowing our minds! It’s …
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Sunday, 1 Sep 2019 — Praise be to God! Big Picture. As Robert Steele and Cynthia McKinney anticipated, 70% of the voters are angry at the two-party tyranny — and with luck, by 4 July 2020 they will understand that President Donald Trump can be beat with Robert Steele’s playbook. Make the deal, Mr. President. …
Are Spies More Trouble Than They’re Worth? The history of espionage is a lesson in paradox: the better your intelligence, the dumber your conduct; the more you know, the less you anticipate. The universal law of unintended consequences rules with a special ferocity in espionage and covert action, because pervasive secrecy rules out the small, …
American Gray Swans – Week 34 – Red Flag the Red Flag Laws There is much debate over the Red Flag Laws, so let us disassemble it and look. The Red Flag Law basically is being claimed to protect society by taking firearms out of the hands of potentially dangerous people. This sounds good on …
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There is an excellent overview of the new book by James Mattis, Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead, and I recommend the overview to one and all: In Book, Former Defense Chief Mattis Sideswipes President Trump’s Leadership Skills I will not be spending time or money on this book because I know from experience that …
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Intelligence Consolidation Looms for the U.S. Military SIGNAL Magazine, August 26, 2019, By Robert K. Ackerman Technology holds the key, but human leadership may determine success.
