The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The core page for the beginning of an excellent Nordic adventure is 2016 Robert Steele on OSINT – Why and How. Note the two new videos (13 minute interview, 59 minute lecture) added 20160422. This Answers page will be updated as new questions come in. IDEN A: 2 Questions IDEN B: 4 Questions
Robert Steele’s Trip Report: Oslo & Copenhagen Editor’s Note: Previously published here at Defence and Intelligence Norway are Introducing Robert David Steele (1 April 2016) and Steele Goes Nordic (12 April 2016). On 17-18 April in Oslo I participated in three meetings; the first a dinner including a Colonel, the second with the editor of …
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About time…. The End of America’s Two-Party System May Be upon Us There’s a reason most parliamentary and presidential democracies have more than two political parties, and both Trump and Sanders are examples of why. Both nominee-hopefuls have increasingly come to represent polar opposites of the singular problem that the American two-party political system is suffering from: Stagnation. …
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Only in America can a dirtbag like this be a shoe-in for the election. Hillary Clinton’s Email Hairball Summarized in 11 Points (a Test of Presidential Character) Naked Capitalism,Posted on March 29, 2016 by Lambert Strether Reader ScottW summarized this very thorough explainer from the Washington Post of March 27: “How Clinton’s email scandal took …
Obviously the goal is to get the most viable presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump to buy into your electoral reform bill as the leaders who could then sell it to the voting public. What if they either remain unreceptive or tell you, “yeah it looks good on paper, but that kind of radical …
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Flush With Cash, Running on Empty (IV) Pentagon spending has not really been an issue in the 2016 Presidential campaign. With the exception of Ted Cruz, the positions of the remaining candidates have been vague about even the size of the defense budget. As near as I can tell: (1) Clinton’s position on the size …
Will 2016 be a Pivotal Election Year in the United States? …thanks to Trump, and depending on what happens with Sanders and his supporters, there is now a decent chance that the old order will be shaken to its foundations, and that great changes are afoot.
