Heidenrich – Public Intelligence Blog

2004	NO	Threat	Bjorgo	Root Causes of Terrorism
2004	US	Threat	Kaplan	The Saudi Connection to Terrorism
2004	US	Threat	Knapp	Al Qaeda and the Mass Media (PSYOP Briefing)
2004	US	Threat	Knapp	Al Qaeda and the Mass Media (Reference)
2004	US	Threat	Knapp	Distortion in Islam and Jihad
2004	US	Threat	Knapp	Diversity in Islam
2006	US	Threat	Daly	Al Qaeda Against Saudi Oil
2006	US	Threat	Johnson	Battle of Algiers and Its Lessons
2006	US	Threat	Seagraves	Gold Warriors: New Epilogue, Further of US Theft of WWII Gold Loot
2006	US	Threat	Seagraves	Gold Warriors New Chapter Seventeen
2006	US	Threat	Steele	Who Is to Blamce? The Vice President and Us
2006	US	Threat	Stern	Al Qaeda Approach to US Muslims
2006	UK	Threat	Story	Crunch Time for CIA, Banks, and Related Thieves of $742 Trillion
2005	US	Threat	Ellis	Scenarios for Next Generation Crises in Latin America
2005	US	Threat	GAO	GAO Report: US Not Addressing Islamic Fundamentalism
2005	US	Threat	OSS	Somalia Piracy Quick Report
2005	US	Threat	OSS	Report on Remote Detonation of Improvised Explosive Devices
2005	US	Threat	OSS	PRC Trade in Latin America
2005	US	Threat	Ray & Gross	The Perfect Storm
2005	US	Threat	Steele	Worksheet for Book Review on Crossing the Rubicon
2005	US	Threat	Steele	Mother Nature as Terrorist
2005	US	Threat	Steele	9-11: Who’s To Blame? One Man’s Opinion
2005	US	Threat	Thompson	Is the Terrorism Threat Over-Rated?
2004	US	Threat	Daly	Globalization & National Defense (Ecological Economics)
2004	US	Threat	Louisiana	Pre-Hurricane Katrina Study and Conclusions
2004	US	Threat	Palmer	The Real Axis of Evil: 44 Dictators
2004	US	Threat	Peters	Early Warning of Disease From Pattern Analysis
2004	US	Threat	Seagrave	Transcript of Video on Stolen Gold Held by US Treasury & Citi-Bank
2004	US	Threat	Vlahos	Attachment to the Muslim Renovatio Memorandum
2004	US	Threat	Vlahos	The Muslim Renovatio and U.S. Strategy
2004	US	Threat	Vlahos	The Muslims Are Coming
2004	US	Threat	Vlahos	Insurgency Within Islam
2003	US	Threat	Danzip	Countering Traumatic Attacks
2003	PRC	Threat	OSS	PRC Treaty & Trade Penetration of Latin America
2002	US	Threat	Emerson & Steele	American Jihad Map
2002	US	Threat	Steele	ACFR, 19 Cities: 9-11, U.S. Intelligence, & the Real World
2000	US	Threat	Steele	Georgetown/AWC: Non-Traditional Threats
1998	US	Threat	Steele	TAKEDOWN: Targets, Tools, & Technocracy
1994	US	Threat	Steele	6^th National Threat Symposium: New Directions in Information Sharing
2005	NGO	Threat	NGO	Changing Face of Global Violence
2005	NGO	Threat	NGO	Human Security Audit
2004	US	Threat	Pelton	Robert Young Pelton on Dangerous World
2004	US	Threat	Steele	Three Book Review Relevant to Global War on Terror (GWOT)
2003	US	Threat	Copeland	Analysis of the New Paradigm for Terrorism
2003	US	Threat	Manwaring	Street Gangs: New Urban Insurgency
2003	US	Threat	Manwaring	War & Conflict: Six Generations
2003	US	Threat	Pelton	Summary of Presentation on World’s Most Dangerous Places
2002	US	Threat	Betts	The Next Intelligence Failure: The Limits of Prevention
2002	NL	Threat	Jongman	World Conflict and Human Rights Map 2001-2002
2002	US	Threat	Wheaton	Transitions from Authoritarian Rule: A Model
2002	US	Threat	Wheaton	Virtual Afghanistan: Modeling a Transition from Authoritarian Rule
2001	US	Threat	Godson	Governments and Gangs
2001	US	Threat	Heidenrich	Early Warning & Complex Monitoring of Ethnic Genocide (Slides)
2001	US	Threat	Heidenrich	Early Warning & Complex Monitoring of Ethnic Genocide (Text)
1998	US	Threat		Transnational Enemies: Threats Without Names
1998	US	Threat	Glaebus	Metaphors & Modern Threats: Biological, Computer, Cognitive Viruses
1997	US	Threat	Fialka	War by Other Means: Economic Espionage In (Against) America
1997	US	Threat	Schwartau	Information Warfare: The Weapons of the Information Age
1997	US	Threat	Tenney	Cyber-Law and Cyber-Crime: Spamming Methods and Costs
1996	US	Threat	Keuhl	School of Information Warfare Threat and Strategy: Shifting Paradigms
1996	US	Threat	O’Malley	Countering the Business Intelligence Threat
1996	US	Threat	Strassmann	U.S. Knowledge Assets: The Choice Target for Information Crime
1996	US	Threat	Winkler	Electronic Industrial Espionage: Defining Ground Zero
1994	US	Threat	Whitney-Smith	Refugees: Weapon of the Post Cold War World–Counter Offensive: IW

2006/07/182009/07/18

Government Archive on Public Intelligence (1992-2006)

Government

2006	SA	Government	Yekelo	African Early Warning
2002	US	Government	FSMO	Foreign Military Studies Office
2000	US	Government	Steele	Spies and Secrecy in an Open World
1999	US	Government	Coile	Information Overlay for Preparing & Coping with Local Disasters
1999	CA	Government	George	OSINT: Islamic Unrest in China
1999	US	Government	Heidenrich	Genocide Web Sites (At the Time)
1999	US	Government	Heidenrich	Sample Daily Briefing on Genocide
1999	UN	Government	Marks	Proposal for Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN)
1999	US	Government	OSS	Proliferation Web Sites (At the Time)
1999	US	Government	OSS	Sample Daily Briefing on Proliferation
1999	NL	Government	Reserved	OSINT: Foundation for Co-Ordination and Information Sharing
1999	US	Government	Sanz	Nuclear Terrorism Literature Since 1992
1999	US	Government	Sovereign	Information Sharing for the Lower End of the Spectrum
1999	US	Government	Steele	Relevant Information: New Approach to Collection, Sharing, Analysis
1999	US	Government	Steele	Web-Based Concept for a Global Information Sharing Environment
1999	CA	Government	Stout & Quiggin	OSINT: High Resolution Imagery for Anyone
1999	AU	Government	Wing	Optimizing Open Source Information Sharing in Australia
1999	AU	Government	Wing	OSINT in Australia: The Report
1998	NL	Government	BVD	Annual Report of the National Security Service
1998	BE	Government	Cailloux	Belgian Observations on Intelligence Oversight
1998	BE	Government	Cailloux	Report of the Intelligence Oversight Committee
1998	FR	Government	Clerc	Economic Intelligence
1998	US	Government	Dearth	Government and the Information Marketplace
1998	US	Government	Hughes	FBIS 1995-1998: Transition and Transformation
1998	US	Government	Lee	Letter to HPSCI Urging Attention to Commercial Mapping Technology
1998	SE	Government	Leijonhelm	OSINT and Information Sharing Between Government & Industry
1998	S. Africa	Government	Mti	OSINT, the African Renaissance, and Sustainable Development
1998	GE	Government	Schlickman	Ensuring Trust and Security in Electronic Communications
1998	US	Government	Steele	INFORMATION PEACEKEEPING: The Purest Form of War
1998	US	Government	Steele	Strategic Issues in National and Regional Intelligence & Security
1998	US	Government	Steele	Clandestine Human Intelligence Successes, Failures, Possibilities
1998	US	Government	Steele (in French)	Strategic Intelligence in the USA: Myth or Reality?
1997	UK	Government	Andrew	Presidents, Secret Intelligence, and Open Sources
1997	US	Government	Carroll	CENDI Information Managers Group
1997	US	Government	Haakon	Commercial Imagery Options and Trade-Offs
1997	US	Government	Hodge	CENDI: Help! Impact of the Internet on the Consumer
1997	US	Government	Johnson	National Technical Information Center
1997	US/UK	Government	Kerr & Herman	Does the Intelligence Community Have a Future? (Two Items in One)
1997	US	Government	Robideau	Department of Energy Technical Information Program
1996	US	Government	Kalil (NEC)	Leveraging Cyberspace
1996	US	Government	Lucas (COSPO)	The Open Source Information System
1995	US	Government	Markowitz	Community Open Source Program Office (COSPO), Report on the Program
1995	US	Government	Peters	INADEQUATE ANSWERS: Bureaucracy, Wealth, & Mediocrity (US IC)
1994	US	Government	Carroll	Harsh Realities: S&T Acquisition Costs, Obstacles, and Results
1994	AU	Government	Chantler	Producing Intelligence in Australia: H National Open Source Foundation?
1994	US	Government	Devost	Digital Threat: United States National Security and Computers
1994	US	Government	Wiener	The Intelligence Community: An Outsider’s View
1993	SE	Government	Heden & Dedijer	The State of the National Intelligence and Security Community of Sweden
1992	US	Government	Cotter	NASA Open Source Intelligence Requirements & Capabilities (Slides)
1992	US	Government	Cotter	NASA Open Source Intelligence Requirements & Capabilities (Text)
1992	US	Government	Johnson	NTIS Open Source Intelligence Requirements & Capabilities
1992	US	Government	Keyworth	Government as a Customer in the Digital Age
1992	US	Government	McConnell	Planned Revisions to Circular No. A-130
1992	US	Government	Molholm	The CENDI Paradigm: How Some Federal Managers Have Organized
1992	US	Government	Mortimer	LC FRD Open Source Intelligence Requirements & Capabilities
1992	US	Government	Riddle	FBIS Open Source Intelligence Requirements & Capabilities
1992	US	Government	Steele	Information Concepts & Doctrine for the Future
1992	US	Government	Studeman	Teaching the Giant to Dance

2001/12/102009/12/04

Review: How to Prevent Genocide–A Guide for Policymakers, Scholars, and the Concerned Citizen

5 Star, Atrocities & Genocide

Brilliant, Compelling, Practical, Essential and Unnerving,

December 10, 2001

John G. Heidenrich

The author of this book not only completed graduate work with a direct focus on genocide, but spent over a year supporting the Office of War Crimes at the Department of State, each day creating an open source intelligence report on genocide-at the time he was engaged in this activity, there were eighteen (18) such active genocidal movements going on around the world.This is a brilliant and compelling book that is also practical and essential for anyone who desires to understand the complete inadequacy of the diplomats, the policymakers, the media, and the intelligence communities. It is unnerving in its calm and reasoned detailing of how genocide can take place, its survey of the millions upon millions of post-WWII holocausts taking place today–as the media and policymakers ignore these realities.

Citizen-voters, in my view, will benefit considerably from this book because it will help them understand that there are three worlds out there, and we as a nation are not dealing well with two of the three–the most dangerous two. There is the world of well-fed diplomats and businessman, traveling and negotiating in their warm safe buffer zones. There is the real world as experienced by normal people, many of whom are oppressed and poor and feel helpless in the face of dictatorial regimes and local warlords who may do as they wish absent the rule of law. And then there is the world of genocide, an underworld of such horrific pervasive violence and inhuman brutality that one can only wonder if we are all guilty of mass insanity for turning our backs on this murder of millions.

The author is a world-class scholar and ardent champion for informing the public and achieving informed policy in this vital area, and I can only hope that serious people put some money behind his thinking.

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Review: How to Prevent Genocide–A Guide for Policymakers, Scholars, and the Concerned Citizen