The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Kent Lee, founder and CEO of both East View Cartographic and East View Everything Else came to our attention in the early 1990’s when both USSOCOM and the US Marine Corps were trying to deal with the FACT that the US Government did not have combat charts (tactically useful maps at the 1:50,000 level with …
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Professor Monty Marshall came to our attention when his book on the Third World War impressed us so deeply. Our review of 15 December 2001 is entitled: Deeply Important to Our Future, Scholarly, Practical, Urgent Click on the book cover to reach the Amazon page and also read our review. we continue to be concerned …
Golden Candle Award: Mr. David Moore and Ms. Lisa Krizan, National Security Agency, USA OSS ’02: For their personal commitment to nurturing intelligence education and the craft of intelligence analysis, in part by studying, defining, and then promulgating “best practices” from both within the government and from the external private sector.
Douglas G. Pinkham is president of the Public Affairs Council, the leading international association for public affairs professionals. The Council is a non-partisan, non-political organization that provides training and development, “best practice” information and benchmarking services to the profession. His experience is focused primarily on helping very large corporations (some would call them dinosaurs) get …
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Fixed 24 Nov 09
Relatively large file, several minutes at cable speed (a lot of book covers and other images). Below is the concluding slide.
