The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Robert David Steele Recovering spy, serial pioneer for open and public intelligence Posted: September 28, 2010 10:25 AM It’s Official — Steele Won Virtual Presidency I held a bi-partisan vote today, with me representing the Democratic Party while I represented the Republican Party. Strict ballot access controls ensured a unanimous outcome — the new Virtual …
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Robert David Steele Recovering spy, serial pioneer for open and public intelligence Posted: September 28, 2010 10:25 AM It’s Official — Steele Won Virtual Presidency Click on Title to Read at Huffington Post and/or Comment. I held a bi-partisan vote today, with me representing the Democratic Party while I represented the Republican Party. Strict ballot …
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All government is local 2.0: manor.govfresh Manor, a small town in Texas a few miles from Austin, has become an unlikely star player in the new world of “Government 2.0.” This week Manor and GovFresh, an organization that provides news and information about technology innovation in government, joined forces to host a conference on “big …
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One continuous mistake: single-minded effort by jonl on September 19, 2010 This came in via Tricycle Magazine’s “Daily Dharma” today: Several years ago, a sociologist studied students in a neurosurgery program to see what qualities separated those who succeeded from those who failed. He found ultimately that two questions in his interviews pointed to the …
Phi Beta Iota: two reviews are provided, one from the blogsphere (Tip of the Hat to Pierre Levy at LinkedIn, and one from Amazon. If not obvious, this new trend in organizational learning assures that “secret” organizations will get dumber and dumber as time goes by. Authors: Tony Bingham and Marcia Connor I (Bill Ives) …
America’s Ruling Class — And the Perils of Revolution By Angelo M. Codevilla from the July 2010 – August 2010 issue of American Spectator EXTRACT 1: They [the bi-opoly two parties] think, look, and act as a class. EXTRACT 2: The two classes have less in common culturally, dislike each other more, and embody ways …
Sources And Methods Whatever happens to cross my desk or mind on teaching, intelligence or teaching intelligence Phi Beta Iota: Kristan Wheaton, now with Bob Heibel at Mercyhurst where they have developed the Mercyhurst Institute for Intelligence Studies (MIIS), the first such program in the entire USA, now a model for many others, is also …
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