Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror
5.0 out of 5 stars Finds Legitimacy in Bin Laden’s Strategic Goals, Ignorance & Ideology in Ours, August 13, 2004
2004 Modern History of Public Intelligence and the Opposition
DOC (10 Pages): the-osint-story-2-1 OSS.Net, Inc. 25 June 2004, Version 2.1 MEMORANDUM
2004 21st Century Intelligence: A History from the Future
Robert David STEELE Vivas 4 Jun 04 Keynote to International Intelligence History Association (Graz, Austria) FINAL 1.6 dated 30 May 2004 RTF 9 Pages: Steele IIHA Keynote 21st Century Intelligence FINAL RTF 21st Century Intelligence: A History from the Future Robert David STEELE Vivas Let me begin by paying tribute to two historians, five realists, …
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2004 Department of State (March)
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2004 Robert Steele: Reinventing Intelligence, From Truth, Power
REINVENTING INTELLIGENCE: FROM TRUTH, POWER Robert D. Steele, MA MPA NWC CIA(OPS) USMCR President, OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, Inc. Editor’s Note: [Mr. Steele is a veteran of the clandestine service with three back-to-back tours in Latin America]. He received two awards while an operations officer. He has also served in offices responsible for programming satellite systems …
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2003 Cammaert (NL) Reflections on Peace Intelligence with the Military Advisor to the Secretary General of the United Nations
The Netherlands, MajGen Patrick Cammaert, Royal Marines IOP ’06. MajGen Cammaert is recognized for his extraordinarily diplomatic and diligent furtherance of common sense and understanding at the highest levels of United Nations leadership, with respect to both the generic value of the process of intelligence to peacekeeping and conflict avoidance, and the specific value of open …
2003 Fyffe (CA) Intelligence Sharing and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
Greg Fyffe retired before his contributioins could be properly acknowledged. He excelled at understanding the value of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in meeting political decision-support needs that must of necessity be discussed with and explained to parties outside the government. He also excelled at seeing the role that OSINT could play in facilitating what the …
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