The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The 10 Economic Commandments Of The Tea Party: 24/7 Wall Street #1. Entitlements #2. Taxes #3. Health Care Reform #4. Bailouts #5. Government Spending #6. Inflation #7. Free Market Economy #8. Budget Deficit & Federal Debt #9. Energy/NO ‘Cap and Trade’ #10. Federal Reserve Below the line: All ten with paragraphs and link back to …
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4 in isolation, beyond 6 in context–a cornerstone book July 14, 2010 Muhammad Yunus and Karl Weber While I sympathize with those who feel that the book lacks reference to prior art, that social business has been around for a very long time, and that much of the book is somewhat similar to his first …
PSYOP has long had problems being PSYOP. Overseas they often work as “Military Information Support Teams” (MISTs). If you want to get them significantly spun up, try to discuss with them “perception management” or “deception.” Try that and they tend to go to ground very quickly. As for nefarious, spooky, and master manipulators, US PSYOP has …
Short Article from the Author, April 28, 2010 Linda Polman It’s a real shame this book is not being represented properly on Amazon, in part because the UK publisher is just not geared up for the US audience. This is an important book. Below is the author’s summary as appeared in TimesOnline 25 April 2010. …
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TIP OF THE HAT to Manna The idea of a new agency for S&R ops was put forward a few months ago by Stuart Bowen, IG for Iraq reconstruction. After reviewing DoD and DoS efforts there, he proposed a US Office for Contingency Operations (USOCO). A whole of government agency to unify command and avoid …
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Almost a Three–Ambitious Title, Narrow Focus November 29, 2009 Charlotte Hess An MIT publication from 2007, this is actually knowledge from the 2000-2004 timeframe, and it is annoying narrow knowledge written from legal-economic point of view. Well-intentioned, no doubt, this is not the “inter-disciplinary” work that it claims to be, and I demonstrate restraint in …
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Great Airport Book, Really Substantive October 26, 2009 Martin L. Gross The publisher has failed to use the tools that Amazon provides, so “Look Inside the Book” and especially the Table of Contents, are not available. Shame on the publisher. I would normally take away one star for this lack of due diligence. This author …
