The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
An astonishingly provocative potpourri of offerings, with no discernible low notes. A few samples: Happiness, Freedom, Equality, Rudeness: Welcome to Denmark! Key Trends of the Next 25 Years Why an Intelligence Explosion is Probable Which Ethical Theory Will Prevail in a Posthuman World? Francis Heylighen on the Emerging Global Brain
One of the best SITREPS of the Arab Revolt in Egypt I have read. The author is an Israeli peace activist, a hero of the 1948 War and a former member of the Knesset. Chuck Spinney, The Blaster Blown Opportunities Tsunami in Egypt By URI AVNERY, Counterpunch, 14 February 2011 Until the very last moment, …
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Andy Greenberg The Firewall Nov. 29 2010 Fascinating article, including leaks in the pipeline (banks), whistleblowers, censorship, his story, trying to stop leaks, spying, untrustful competitors, secrecy, war, field of intelligence, etc. … “our primary defense isn’t law, but technology…courage is contagious” (p.8) — JAS Forbes Cover Story . . . Forbes Transcript Following is …
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This is precisely the kind of search we like to see. It is a shame that most of what comes up on the Internet is baloney from corporations trying to pretend they have ethics. Here are a couple of selections that we thought worthy of including here. There is also an entire literature on business …
“Nature Ethics provides a comprehensive and fair-minded account of the contrasting positions, particularly with respect to animals, between ecofeminist nature ethics and the celebrated holistic views of Theodore Roosevelt, Aldo Leopold, Holmes Rolston III, and Warwick Fox. Anyone interested in women’s studies, animal advocacy, hunting, vegetarianism, or environmental ethics will find this impressive book helpful …
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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN International Intelligence Ethics Association (IIEA) and Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies present the 5th International Conference on the Ethics of National Security Intelligence March 11-12, 2010 — Conference and Hotel Registration: http://scs.georgetown.edu/ethics — Conference Questions: conference2010@intelligence-ethics.org Keynote Speakers: Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Prize Recipient 1997 John Inglis. Deputy Director, National Security Agency …
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Phi Beta Iota: Ethics equals effectiveness. This is the core message of this brillaint monograph by three authors deeply steeped in both ethics and the profession of arms. Put in other words, the truth at any cost and integrity above all else.
