The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Last week, in the aftermath of the No Labels debacle, I focused on the Diversity of Voices & Values, while standing to salute Tom Atlee’s proposition that integral CITIZENSHIP trumps any form of alleged Transpartisanship. In the new year my focus is going to be on creating infinite wealth for all–on a moral rebirth of …
Robert David Steele Comprehensive Architect, Prime Design Posted: December 11, 2010 09:11 PM Empire of Lies & Secrecy Ron Paul, in a short general speech before Congress, carried on C-SPAN and now on YouTube, defended the public service nature of the recent Wikileaks revelations, and asked nine questions. I thought to provide those questions here …
Interesting search. Having conceptualized modern intelligence as remedial education for leaders who never learned to think in integrative terms (a point made by Buckminster Fuller in Ideas & Integrities) and also in Harlan Cleveland’s The Knowledge Executive, this is a fascinating topic worthy of deep development over time. Process Models Epoch A leadership is the …
NIGHTWATCH For the record. STRATFOR published an essay on intelligence that posited that the tension in the intelligence world is between collectors and others and analysts. That mischaracterizes of the source of the tension and shows very limited insight. At the national level, among national agencies, there is an overwhelming volume of information sharing on …
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Thom Hartmann Short Smart List, Not a Roadmap or Game Plan November 28, 2010 I almost did not buy this book because I know all this stuff already, but out of respect for the author, who is one of a number of individuals including Jim Fallows, William Greider, Matt Miller, Margaret Wheatley, and Tom Atlee …
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Arrogance is a bug in signal processing We care a lot about finding people who are brilliant, who get things done, who make a difference. We care a lot about finding a playwright with talent, a surgeon who can cure us, a programmer who can get the thing to work. Along the way, many of …
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The Great Cyber-Heist New York Times By JAMES VERINI November 10, 2010 Mid-1990s: Gonzalez, 14, is visited by F.B.I. agents at his high school for hacking into NASA. Gonzalez, law-enforcement officials would discover, was more than just a casher. He was a moderator and rising star on Shadowcrew.com, an archetypal criminal cyberbazaar that sprang up …
