The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Deja vu — over and over again. In Kim’s Death, an Extensive Intelligence Failure By MARK LANDLER and CHOE SANG-HUN New York Times, December 19, 2011 EXTRACT: For South Korean, Chinese and American intelligence services to have failed to pick up any clues to this momentous development — panicked phone calls between government officials, say, …
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The Pentagon may have hit a speed bump in the expansion of its growing worldwide information operations………… A speed bump for Pentagon’s information ops By Walter Pincus The Pentagon may have hit a speed bump in the expansion of its growing worldwide information operations. The Senate Armed Services Committee has asked Defense Secretary Leon Panetta …
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Source Phi Beta Iota: This article, written in 2007, remains the standard in the field for both brevity and authoritativeness. Business Intelligence is data mining, not intelligence. Competitive Intelligence focuses on competitors and does not do 360 degree holistic analytics. The modern term for a full service program is Commercial Intelligence, which uses only open …
This just doesn’t apply to lawyers, but most college grads are ill prepared to enter the work force…. What They Don’t Teach Law Students: Lawyering DAVID SEGAL New York Times, November 19, 2011 EXTRACT: What they did not get, for all that time and money, was much practical training. Law schools have long emphasized the …
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China: The Ministry of Commerce said on 16 November that China’s exports are feeling pressure from global economic uncertainties. A spokesman said the ministry cannot be optimistic about the export situation during the coming period, citing a downshift in global economic recovery, a downgrade of the US credit rating and the expansion of the European …
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Combat Commanders Gain Control Of Counterintelligence Ops By Carlo Munoz AOL Defense, November 1, 2011 Washington: The Pentagon is offering field commanders control of counterintelligence operations to cope with the never-ceasing efforts by countries such as China, Iran and Israel to gain access to classified information and technology. Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence Mike Vickers …
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