The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies – Book Review 2 stars – Opens with a Lie, Goes Downhill from There American Herald Tribune 5 June 2018 Graphic and full text below the fold.
Goodbye James Bond, hello big data Former head of Britain’s MI6 recounts how intelligence gathering has changed deeply “Now, the most important person in any intelligence service is the data analyst, because it’s the data analyst who will tell you where the threats are coming from and where the opportunities are emerging that you as …
Global Open Source Intelligence Market Will Reach USD 25,900 million by 2026: Zion Market Research Zion Market Research has published a new report titled “Open Source Intelligence Market by Deployment Type (Cloud and On-premises); by Source (Public Government Data, Professional and Academic Publications, Commercial Data, Grey Literature, Media, and Internet); by Security Type (Data Analytics, …
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DNI Says Build Trust in Intelligence Through Transparency Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats recently revised a 2012 Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) on “Civil Liberties and Privacy” to address transparency policy, and reissued it as “Civil Liberties, Privacy, and Transparency.”
The below document has been approved as a preliminary vision statement for the Judicial Commision of Inquiry into Human Trafficking and Child Sex Exploitation, where Robert Steele, the author, has agreed to serve as the Chief Counsel to Sir John Walsh of Brannagh. ITNJ Steele Letter A Signed Final See the video and two links …
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Expansibility and Army Intelligence Rose P. Keravuori Parameters Winter 2017 (18/11) The US Army has arguably not fought a capable state adversary since World War II. Now, after decades of conducting limited interventions, the expansibility and adaptability of military intelligence capabilities are in question. . . . During interviews for this study, intelligence leaders repeatedly …
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