The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
With them, force is. “Technology is not a substitute for thinking.” Robert Steele “Bandwidth is more expensive than pilots.” Professor Robert Owen Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University The future is now: 10 startups leading the way in ‘big data’ Christina Farr VentureBeat, October 16, 2012 Police are mixing crime data and sociological information to anticipate incidences of crime. A …
Posted the the 12th of October, going viral right now. Judge Napolitano Exposing 9-11 Cover-Up With Col. Anthony Shaffer and Michael Shaffer “It was a whitewash and a lie from top to bottom. … They were covering up for both parties — sure that the American people would be shocked by the negligence of the …
Military Open Source Software Home Tip of the Hat to Alexander Howard at Google+.
The Future of Libraries in a Digital Culture Patricia Martin Huffington Post, 11 October 2012 EXTRACTS: Until recently, public libraries had little reason to innovate. Then Google arrived. More disruptive technologies followed, causing an identity crisis for librarians. Now the profession is re-thinking its purpose — a quest that lured a gathering of 350 eager …
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At AA Graphics List (1) find: Graphic: Information Operations (IO) Eras At Google search < Max Manwaring source=phibetaiota > without brackets Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Dr. Col Max Manwaring, US Army Strategic Studies Institute See Especially: 2003 Manwaring (US) War & Conflict: Six Generations
Britain, Scotland sign deal to allow independence vote LONDON – Britain and Scotland signed an accord Monday paving the way for a historic vote for independence that could see this island’s northern lands stand alone for the first time in three centuries as Europe’s newest sovereign state. Monday’s accord effectively launches a critical two-year independence …
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Source: Dark Social: We Have the Whole History of the Web Wrong (The Atlantic, 12 October 2012) Tip of the Hat to Tim O’Reilly at Google+.
