Review: The leadership of civilization building–Administrative and civilization theory, symbolic dialogue, and citizen skills for the 21st century
Astonishing Powerful, Easy to Read, MUST Be Reprinted, February 2, 2008
Review: Real Change–From the World That Fails to the World That Works
Disappointing, Revisionist, Misleading, Incomplete, January 21, 2008
Review: The God Delusion
Five for Science, Three for Humanities, Four on Balance, January 17, 2008
Review: Day of Empire–How Hyperpowers Rise to Global Dominance–and Why They Fall
Disappointing, Oversold, Original as far as it goes, January 11, 2008
Reference: Spy Credibility & Open Source
How to Restore Spies Credbility: Go Open Source By Noah Shachtman December 14, 2007 In the mid ’90s, Robert Steele, a former-CIA officer and early proponent of open source intelligence, testified before the Aspin-Brown Commission about the tremendous value of unclassified information. The Commission decided to put this open source intelligence, or “OSINT,” to the …
Review: My American Journey
Colin Powell 5.0 out of 5 stars Valued Early Bird over Spies and Secrecy, November 30, 2007 I read biographies of key officials as a means of trying to understand how they make decisions, and on what basis of fact or fancy they make decisions. Colin Powell is a great man, and I hope he …
Review: An Enormous Crime–The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia
USG Has Betrayed Us All November 28, 2007 Bill Hendon, Elizabeth Stewart Edit of 26 Jan 08: see the comments for additional give and take that illuminates the treason of our own government against those “left behind.” I recommend my review of Is Anybody Listening?: A True Story About POW/MIAs In The Vietnam War and …
