The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Yet another example of how the short-term exigencies of “smart” domestic politics creates pressures for a “not-so-smart” foreign policy. CS Turkey warns US over Armenian genocide vote SUZAN FRASER, Associated Press, 5 Mar 2010 ANKARA, Turkey – Turkey warned the Obama administration on Friday of negative diplomatic consequences if it doesn’t impede a U.S. resolution …
Among the food scares in recent years was a deadly E. coli outbreak tied to spinach. In most cases, it’s unknown how or why people get ill from what they eat. (Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / September 15, 2006) Phi Beta Iota: The second sentence is ignorant. It is well-known that between industrial farming …
Bomber Called C.I.A. Target Gift From God By SCOTT SHANE February 28, 2010 In a posthumously released video message, the suicide bomber who killed seven C.I.A. employees on Dec. 30 said that his original target had been his handler from Jordanian intelligence, and that an invitation to meet C.I.A. officers at a remote base in …
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Bush-Obama Share Lawyers: My Gift to President Obama Corporate Misbehavior: Blackwater in Kabul, or Eric Cartman gets an AK-47 Corporate Misbehavior: Microsoft Takes Down Whistleblower Site, Read the Secret Doc Here Corporate Misbehavior: Must Watch TV: Blackwater’s ‘Team South Park’ vs the Senate Cyber-Security: Avoiding a Digital Dark Age Cyber-Security: Determining the motives for cyberattacks …
FIVE STARS The People We Pay to Look Over Our Shoulders By ERIC LICHTBLAU By Shane Harris At this very moment analysts at the National Security Agency some 30 miles north of the White House are monitoring countless flashpoints of data — cellphone calls to “hot” numbers, an e-mail message on a suspicious server, an …
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ClimateGate as Crime: Climategate Meets the Law, Senator Calls for Criminal Investigation Commentary: Beware of ‘Comprehensive’ Anything Cuber-Security: Who runs cyber policy? Cyber-Security: ‘Sophisticated’ Hack Hit Intel in January Cyber-Security: Cyber attacks will ‘catastrophically’ spook public, warns GCHQ Iraq: Iraq watchdog proposes new agency to manage reconstruction US Congress: Two Million So Congress Can Watch …
One of Two “Best” on China in Africa February 22, 2010 Robert I. Rotberg, contributing editor Of the modest number of books focused on China in Africa, this is one of the two best, and both are unique–if you buy only one, at least read my summary of the other, China Safari: On the Trail …
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