The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Concern about the Future of Technology I suggest you read two articles. The first is from folks who make their living cheerleading technology. The article “What Does the Recent Tech Stock Downturn Meant? The Truth Is Nobody Knows.” is an admission that the future of technology is—well—not too clear. With increasing class tension in the …
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Selected Sorted Headlines from Intelligence with Integrity @ Phi Beta Iota
Huh? Do You Trust the Washington Post‘s Sources on Morale at the NSA? Former officials insist that employees are upset because President Obama hasn’t visited to show his support. Conor Friedersdorf Reuters via The Atlantic, Dec 10 2013, 8:20 AM ET A strange Washington Post story gives readers the impression that morale is low at …
NSA data center suffers ‘meltdowns,’ is delayed by a year, report says The giant Utah facility has been dogged by electrical problems, a report says By James Niccolai, IDG News Service October 07, 2013 09:35 PM ET Read full article.
America’s Drug Empire Narcotics: Business of Western wars “Heroin trafficking is the lubrication that keeps the wheels of Western politics moving as intended.” It was only a week ago that the US government released Eric Harroun, a former soldier who had been fighting with foreign backed al-Qaeda terrorists and the CIA against the Assad …
TOP STORIES (Separate Posts Each) Berto Jongman: BRICS Creating Own Internet — Routing Around the US-UK Berto Jongman: Google Guilty of Global Wiretapping Berto Jongman: John McAfee Vows to Make Internet “Impossible to Hack” + Internet/Human Intelligence Meta-RECAP [Bottom Line Up Front: Internet without Intelligence and Integrity is Noise] Berto Jongman: Open Secure Internet Moves …
U.S. command in Afghanistan gives Army 60 days to fix or replace intel network The Pentagon’s main battlefield intelligence network in Afghanistan is vulnerable to hackers — both the enemy or a leaker — and the U.S. command in Kabul will cut it off from the military’s classified data files unless the Army fixes the …
