Review: Sharpening Strategic Intelligence–Why the CIA Gets It Wrong and What Needs to Be Done to Get It Right
Hit Job, Somewhat Shallow, Misses 90% of the Strategic Picture, June 25, 2007
Review: In the Name of Democracy–American War Crimes in Iraq and Beyond
Extraordinary Collection of Top Minds and Real Facts, June 22, 2007
Review: Devil’s Game–How the United States Helped Unleash Fundamentalist Islam (American Empire Project)
Complements Web of Deceit, June 21, 2007
Review: The Assault on Reason
Nine Years Too Late, Lacks Passion & Credibility, May 26, 2007
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: David Ramsbotham
Sir David Ramsbotham is General (Ret.), British Army, and has served as a consultant to the UN on peacekeeping issues in Cambodia, Cyprus, Israel, Lebanon, Somalia, and Yugoslavia. Apart from his Army experience, rising to Adjutant General (number two on the Army Board, responsible for personnel and training) he has spent three years in the …
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Review: A Crowd of One–The Future of Individual Identity
Major leap forward in understanding humanity and its future, April 21, 2007
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Shlomo Sphiro
Shlomo Sphiro is a lecturer at the Department of Political Studies and a Fellow of the BESA Centre for Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University in Israel. He specialises in intelligence, security, communications and media. Previously he has conducted research and taught at universities in Britain and Germany, and led a NATO project on improving intelligence …
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