Review: Very Special Intelligence
5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant, Relevant Today, OpIntel Thrills, Deep Insights, September 30, 2001
Review: Defense Policy Choices for the Bush Administration 2001 – 2005
4.0 out of 5 stars Core Reading, Treats Traditional Defense in Isolation, September 21, 2001
Review: Killing Pablo–The Hunt for the World’s Greatest Outlaw
Mark Bowden 5.0 out of 5 stars Reveals US Sources & Methods, Weaknesses July 25, 2001 Robert D. Steele (Oakton, VA United States) – See all my reviews I remember being shocked when a book published by a former prisoner of war revealed all of the CIA’s sources and methods for secret writing–one reason terrorists …
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INTERVIEW: PBS Frontline with Robert Steele on Hackers
PBS FRONTLINE Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Open Source Solutions, Inc. (OSS) he has twenty years of experience in national and defense intelligence, including clandestine, covert action and technical collection, and managing an offensive counterintelligence program. He was the senior civilian responsible for creating the Marine Corps Intelligence Center. He participated in the …
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Review: Global Brain–The Evolution of Mass Mind from the Big Bang to the 21st Century
5 out of 5 Stars Live and Let Die Group Dynamics, Bacteria Are Winning July 13, 2001 Very very few books actually need to be read word for word, beginning with the bibliography and ending with the footnotes. This is one of those books. While there are some giant leaps of faith and unexplained challenges …
Review: The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
5.0 out of 5 stars Subtle–Not for the Impatient–and Useful to Revolutionaries, June 1, 2001
Review: Pandora’s Poison–Chlorine, Health, and a New Environmental Strategy (Paperback)
Double Value: on Environmental *and* Information Strategy June 2, 2001 Joe Thornton This is the best of the several environmentally-oriented books I have reviewed recently, and it offers a double value: not only does it lay out a persuasive social, economic, and political case for abandoning the Risk Paradigm of permissive pollution in favor of …
