The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Lack of Balance,Good Detail, First-Rate Personal Perspective, July 20, 2006 Peter W. Galbraith I recommend the other reviews, including the negative ones, for they accurately depict a lack of balance that might normally cause me to give this book one less star. However, because it has first-rate personal perspective including extraordinary travel that most US …
1992 US Whole Earth R Brand Army Green 1992 US Whole Earth R Kapor et al We Need a National Public Network 1992 US Whole Earth R Kleiner The Co-Evolution of Governance 1992 US Whole Earth R Petersen Will the Military Miss the Market 1992 US Whole Earth R Staple & Dixon Telegeography: Mapping the …
Continue reading “Whole Earth Review Archives on Public Intelligence (Historical)”
2004 NO Threat Bjorgo Root Causes of Terrorism 2004 US Threat Kaplan The Saudi Connection to Terrorism 2004 US Threat Knapp Al Qaeda and the Mass Media (PSYOP Briefing) 2004 US Threat Knapp Al Qaeda and the Mass Media (Reference) 2004 US Threat Knapp Distortion in Islam and Jihad 2004 US Threat Knapp Diversity in …
Continue reading “Threat Archives on Public Intelligence (1992-2006)”
2006 US Process CRS Data Mining and Homeland Security 2006 US Process Turnbull GSA Collaborative Workshop on Information Sharing 2005 US Process Clapper Interview 2005 US Process DNI Press Release on Appointment of ADDNI/OS 2005 US Process DNI Office of the DNI Organization Charts 2005 US Process Gerecht Need for New Clandestine Service 2005 US …
Continue reading “Process Archives on Public Intelligence (1992-2006)”
2006 US Policy DoD QDR Shift in Focus 18 Years After Gray and Steele Recommended Same 2006 US Policy Markowitz Defense Science Board Report on Transitions (NGO, OSINT) 2006 US Policy Peters Counterrevolution in Military Affairs 2006 US Policy Steele Terms of Reference for Intelligence Reform 1.1 2006 US Policy Steele In Search of a …
Continue reading “Policy Archives on Public Intelligence (1992-2006)”
THE best combination of strategy, psychology, & intelligence about REALITY, July 12, 2006
Congressman Rob Simmons (R-CT-02) lost by eighty-three votes in 2006. A retired U.S. Army Colonel who pioneered Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and whose service on the House Committee for Homeland Security focused on the urgency of greating public intelligence useful to our state, county, municipality, and tribal leaders, his defeat came in part because two …
Continue reading “2006 THE SMART NATION ACT: Public Intelligence in the Public Interest”
