The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
For thirty years I have labored to sound the alarm and define Web 3.0 as a world brain that respects individual anonymity, identity, privacy, and security. In that time I have been attacked and censored and defamed and repressed. I have never given up. OMB is still on the record as approving a $2B a …
Canada Must Join the New Silk Road: A Road map for the 21st Century In the following report, a strategic overview is laid out with the explicit purpose to inform and activate leading citizens and policy makers towards the strategy needed to re-align our nation from the shackles of the British Empire’s collapsing monetarist system, …
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Sir, I constantly encounter two issues: First, the spies think that Wikileaks and everything online is OSINT, they do not factor in analog sources or even human sources that are not controlled agents. Second, and related, they think that the best open source information is to be found within the government agencies, and do not …
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He appears to be an anti-Trumper and hence a Deep State apologist. He particularly ignores the fact that Trump started no new wars and began a deliberate withdrawal of US troops from around the world, while also cutting off US military support to CIA terrorism. 10 Conflicts to Watch in 2021
The Evolution of Open-Source: Journey from Software to Science When hearing the term “open-source,” software and IT are what come to mind. But, as the world evolves, this new model is gaining popularity in a variety of fields from business to science.
Sir, The national security field as we define it does not include policy intelligence such as you seem to feel is needed for the twelve core policies that you identify — including local law enforcement — that are outside our “lane” called national security. I cannot change this but wonder if you have a comment.
Sir, What is this paper all about? And in relation to your first answer, isnt’t this data too critical to be shared with the public?
