The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
General Hamid Gul, former chief of the Pakistani intelligence service–11:50 tour of the horizon from death of Bin Laden to future of Afghanistan to what World War III might look like if US military-industrial complex is allowed to open a Pakistani front. YouTube Russian Television Interview Hamid Gul Phi Beta Iota: Worth listening to every …
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Louis Brandeis Beyond 5 Stars–A Classic that Makes Justice Brandeis a Founding Father, June 1, 2011 I am shocked to not see any reviews of this book, and also shocked to see how reasonably priced the book is–this is a CLASSIC, a collector’s item, and for anyone who wishes to restore the Republic in the …
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5.0 out of 5 stars Extraordinary, Compelling Piece of Outside-the-box Thinking and Analysis, February 17, 2011 By Robert Donovan “Author: Blueprint for Prosperity” (California) – See all my reviews Mister Morse has done an exemplary job here. First, Juggernaut is a well thought out, level-headed, and refreshingly non-partisan look at the evolution of western political-economic …
I rarely promote major media outlets such as AOL, but the past few months I have been geting a LOT of good quality local news to fill the gap left by ailing local newspapers with AOL’s venture called patch.com. With community based and locally edited editions for towns and communities all across the nation, Patch …
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The Role of Facebook in Disaster Response Posted on May 22, 2011 by Patrick Meier| I recently met up with Facebook colleagues Simon Axten and Matt Perault to discuss the role that they and their platform might play in disaster response. So I thought I’d share some thoughts that come up during the conversation seeing as …
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Sacrificial Crowds and Radical Power: A Meditation by Justin Rogers-Cooper, 19 May 2011 Advocate (CUNY Graduate Center) In early January the BBC reported that Mohammad Bouazazi, a Tunisian college graduate who illegally sold fruits and vegetables in Sidi Bouzid, had died from his self-inflicted burns. He had set himself on fire by dousing his body with petrol …
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Unbelievable–either these guys have no clue what happened in the past, or they’re all going senile and repeating history. This is 1992 all over again–remember the LIC Intelligence Working Group that never was? DefenseAlert DOD Advisory Panel Calls For Creation Of National Intel Manager For COIN Ops Posted on InsideDefense.com: May 20, 2011 A new …
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