The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Phi Beta Iota: We use the TIME Cover for Chuck Spinney to make the point that today, 35 years after he blew the whistle on defense mis-management, in such depth as to warrant a TIME Cover, we still have not corrected any of the deficiencies he brought forth. Defense acquisition remains corrupt to the bone, …
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10.17.14 Episode 99: Breaking Open The Source (with Robert Steele) Robert Steele — Activist, Spy and Author — talks to John and Alan about his book “Open Source Everything Manifesto”, his former employers at the CIA, and topics ranging from NeoCons and NeoNazis to Occupy Wall Street and the next American Revolution. http://thesyncbook.com/alwaysrecord#Ep99 ROBERT STEELE: …
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I think article below is spot on, but I also don’t think it will matter. Given the current national trajectory, it will take another Kasserine Pass, another Task Force SMITH, to get America to pay attention to T.R. Fehrenbach (“… young men in the mud. …”), to the eternal truth that the ultimate arbiter of …
Tom Engelbardt 5.0 out of 5 stars Responsible and Compelling — Avoids Some of the Darkest Facts, October 16, 2014 A more timely relevant book for US citizens could not be imagined, at least by me. By the sheerest coincidence, I have also recently read two books that in my view form a tri-fecta of …
Ebola Outbreak: Lessons Learnt and Future Challenges Anshu Joshi The article discusses the devastating effect of Ebola outbreak and challenges in terms of combating this lethal disease. It describes Ebola in brief and explains how the outbreak poses challenges in terms of combating against this particular disease and offers few significant lessons that have been …
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Harvard University says it can’t afford journal publishers’ prices University wants scientists to make their research open access and resign from publications that keep articles behind paywalls Exasperated by rising subscription costs charged by academic publishers, Harvard University has encouraged its faculty members to make their research freely available through open access journals and to …
A little irony here — one of USG’s premier spycatchers accused of committing espionage by flogging info about polygraph TTP and vulnerabilities. Senior Official at Federal Polygraph School Accused of Espionage Scott W. Carmichael, a recently retired counterintelligence investigator with the Defense Intelligence Agency, has accused Donald Krapohl, Special Assistant to the Chief, National Center …
