The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
This provides single place where all four Hacking Humanity versions can be accessed easily, along with core Open, Amazon, and Multinational Briefings. Chapter on Hacking Humanity (Denmark Book) 2010 The Ultimate Hack Re-Inventing Intelligence to Re-Engineer Earth (Chapter for Counter-Terrorism Book Out of Denmark) Briefing with Q&A on Hacking Humanity (NYC Hackers on Planet Earth) …
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SecHLS must be happy,,,,, U.S. worker’s case reveals how drug cartels get help from this side of border The cartels have grown so sophisticated, law enforcement officials say, that they are employing Cold War-era spy tactics to recruit and corrupt U.S. officials. “In order to stay in business, the drug trafficking organizations have to look …
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Online Distillation? September 11, 2010 No listed author I am in this book, but that is not saying a great deal since I came out from under cover with permission after Alvin Toffler built the chapter on “The Future of the Spy” around me, in War and Anti-War: Making Sense of Today’s Global Chaos. Based …
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Lieutenant Colonel Hans F. Palaoro, USAF, wrote this essay while a student at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. It won the Strategy Article category of the 2010 Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Strategic Essay Competition. EXTRACT: While information power is well accepted as one of the four elements of national power, …
Fired colonel calls PowerPoint a crutch Army Times, By Andrew Tilghman – Staff writer Posted : Thursday Sep 9, 2010 8:29:12 EDT Army Reserve Col. Lawrence Sellin has no regrets about publishing a rant about the military’s overreliance on PowerPoint presentations — despite the fact it got him fired from his job at joint command …
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Army Times article, second below, reports what the beginning of what I expect will be a major decline in functionality of Army computer systems. While some sort of institutional response to the alleged Wikileaks traitor, Specialist Bradley Manning, is appropriate, I don’t think this is it. This is a simplistic approach, the sort of thing …
