The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Afghanistan: New Battles Test U.S. Strategy In Afghanistan Commentary: The New Commandments on the Animal Farm Barn Wall Corporate Misbehavior: Who Owns Your PC? New Anti-Piracy Windows 7 Update “Phones Home” to Microsoft Every 90 Days Cyber-Security: Cybercriminals Targeting Critical Infrastructure Cyber-Simulation: Operation Cyber Shock Wave Economy: A Greek crisis is coming to America Economy: …
Afghanistan: Has The West Got The Will To Carry On Shedding Blood For The Afghans? (29 Jan 10) Afghanistan: The Taliban On General McChrystal And Negotiations (31 Jan 10) Afghanistan: UN In Secret Peace Talks With Taliban (29 Jan 10) Corporate Misbehavior: How a stray mouse click choked the NYSE & cost a bank $150K …
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Recurring Themes: 1) US Intelligence Community does not actually “know” where Iran is on nuclear, where Yemen is on Al Qaeda, where the Taliban is on Afghanistan….the list is long. 2) CIA and DoJ ares out of control on assessments and investigations–or they are consistently politicized. One or the other, which is it? 3) Terrorism …
Blackwater/XE behind terrorist bombings in Asia and Africa? ByWayne Madsen Online Journal Contributing Writer Jan 18, 2010, 00:25 WMR’s intelligence sources in Asia and Europe are reporting that the CIA contractor firm XE Services, formerly Blackwater, has been carrying out “false flag” terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, Somalia, the Sinkiang region of China, Pakistan, Iran, and …
Roadside Bomb Hunting: Learned Skill or Intuition? With IED casualties since 2001 mounting (2,451 dead, 23,650 wounded, in Iraq and Afghanistan as of Dec. 5), the military is mounting a determined effort to find out whether spotting IEDs is an intuitive, innate skill, like the ability to quickly pick up a new language, or whether …
U.S. Put Jails In Lithuania, Premier Says MOSCOW — The prime minister of Lithuania, a former Soviet republic that broke from Moscow’s orbit and is now a member of NATO, accused the United States on Tuesday of using “Soviet methods” to set up two secret prisons in Lithuania for terrorism suspects. Iran Comes Out On …
Al Qaeda Hierarchy in a Pocket? (30 Nov 09) Ikram Sehgal suggests that Pakistan’s offensive in South Waziristan has cornered Al Qaeda and urges the Pakistani military to capitalize on this opportunity to disrupt the network’s leadership. U.S. Policymakers Discuss Measures to Reduce Readiness of Nuclear Weapons (30 Nov 09) On November 18, 2009, H.E. …
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