Answers on OSINT for India 30 – Gibson’s Flawed Understanding
Sir, How correct is the given depiction by Mr Gibson (PhD Thesis)?
Robert Steele: Reflections on Cyber-Integrity & Why We Suck At It . . .
Cyber-Integrity – Is Bad Code the Horseshoe Nail that Costs Us Everything? CIA created the Artificial Intelligence Staff (OIT/AIS) around me in 1986. I quickly learned that all code lacked documentation and was full of holes. By 1994 I was the invited opening speaker for Hackers on Planet Earth, invited to join the Silicon Valley …
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EMERGING: Trump Triumphant, Deep State Down . . .Spirit of Lincoln Shines!
CLOSED. NEW Rolling Update: https://tinyurl.com/TRUMP-Anchor-Leg Original Rolling Update Also Closed: https://tinyurl.com/PBI-Trump-Wins
Mongoose: Covid Tests Are a Crime Against Humanity
Alert Reader writes in: Celeste Solum talks about this in her David Icke interview that I sent you earlier: the iBOL 1977 project to TAG and barcode every plant, animal, human and restructure all life on Earth. It was apparently started in 2005 and pushed farther in 2018. Former FEMA operative Celeste Solum talks with David …
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Answers on OSINT for India 7 – Source Concepts
SIr, 1-Is there any comprehensive OSINT report publicly available which may help to know what the sources are? 2- How can OSINT help in generating high-grade intelligence?
Ed Jewett: Notes on The Steele Report from a Subscriber
Late Saturday afternoon, I listened to the taped Steele Report 9/3 and will again wholeheartedly suggest that you subscribe. As information sources go, RDS has to be ranked at or near the top: he is well-connected, well-trained, a recognized master in open-source intelligence, and owns and maintains a substantial library online and off. He acknowledges …
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Berto Jongman: War on the Rocks Zachery Tyson Brown What If Sherman Kent Was Wrong? Revisiting the Intelligence Debate of 1949
What If Sherman Kent Was Wrong? Revisiting the Intelligence Debate of 1949 Zachery Tyson Brown, War on the Rocks One of Kent’s contemporaries noted in 1962 that most policy decisions were made without any input from intelligence — something Kent himself begrudgingly acknowledged and that has since been confirmed again, again, and again. Even when …
