The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Dear friends, Do you live in Oregon? Do you have friends, associations, networks in Oregon? If you do, I’m urging you to spread the word on one of the most important developments toward a wiser democracy in the US. Although most Oregonians don’t know it — and you and I are going to change that …
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USG Blows It, Makes This a Best-Seller October 5, 2010 Anthony Shaffer EDIT of 7 October 2010 to address the negatives. I can see I need to spell this out more clearly. 1) Let’s distinguish between the book and the heavy-handed (late) censorsorship. The book is an earnest personal effort by an experienced officer who …
Robert David Steele Recovering spy, serial pioneer for open and public intelligence Posted: October 4, 2010 08:41 AM
Phi Beta Iota: We’ve decided to carry rolling updates on the three areas at the Huffington Post where founder Robert Steele is posting (as opposed to here, where the other contributors are carrying the ball). This one will focus on blogs to the Books section, see also the Education and Politics counterparts. Robert David Steele …
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The below linked article in the 2 October 2010 edition of the New York Times [Attachment 1] is a good example of the pro-Israeli bias in the US mainstream media when it comes to portraying Israel’s relations with the Palestinians. Note the paragraph I marked in bold which says unequivocally that “Israel halted most settlement …
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Robert David Steele Recovering spy, serial pioneer for open and public intelligence Posted: October 2, 2010 09:54 AM #1 Amazon Reviewer for Non-Fiction Says Hello Click on Title to Read at Huffington Post and/or Comment. I am going to be a most faithful contributor to the new vertical in Education. I agree with the propositions …
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Seven actual or potential conflict situations around the world deteriorated and none improved in September 2010, according to the latest issue of the International Crisis Group’s monthly bulletin CrisisWatch, released today. Guinea saw increased political and ethnic divisions, exacerbated by controversies related to the presidential elections. Two days of violent clashes in the capital between …
