Review (Guest): Where Did the Towers Go? Evidence of Directed Free-energy Technology on 9/11

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Judy Wood

How the Towers turned to dust April 1, 2011

By Alan S. Glassman

I am delighted to finally see Dr. Judy Wood's book about the disintegration of New York's World Trade Center Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, appear in print. It has been a long time coming but well worth the wait.

Based in large part on her website and on the research she's been doing for over eight years, “Where Did the Towers Go?” is an exhaustive study of what happened to those two, quarter mile high, 110-storey skyscrapers on that horrible day and how they literally disappeared to dust. A structural engineering firm involved in building the Trade Center estimated there should have been almost 1.2 million tons of rubble. But, because we see mostly dust and unburned paper on the ground and a minimum of debris in the basements, Dr. Wood asks, “Where did it all go?”

With over 500 excellent color photographs, many charts and graphs, and solid calculations from an expert in mechanical and materials engineering, Professor Wood challenges the official story of 9/11 with compelling evidence that cannot be denied. Her study should convince anyone still skeptical of any alternative explanation as to what happened to the Towers that day that the generally accepted media and government explanation is utter nonsense.

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Journal: Out of Troops, Strategy, & Leadership

08 Wild Cards, 10 Security, Military

Phi Beta Iota: We'll figure out the troop balance, probably by getting serious about Of, By, and Through IQ forces between now and July 2010–we do that or both the Democrats and Republicans are toast in November 2010.  What merits deep reflection below is the mental health angle that ties in with the Fort Hood massacre.  And while we're on that topic, RUSH AND CRUSH is the new paradigm for surviving armed attacks.  See, Shout, Rush & Crush.  Absent a gattling gun, no one should be able to hit more than three people with this strategy, and two of those will almost certainly live.  From Virgiia Polytechnic to Fort Hood, citizens standing like sheep waiting to be murdered, is an indictment of our culture, education, and lack of leadership.

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New Afghan War Headache: Not Enough Troops Available?

David Wood, 11/6/09

Just to maintain the 16 current brigades in Iraq and Afghanistan is, let's see, three times 16 is 48 and – oops! We're already out of BCTs! And here's the White House blithely batting around numbers like 40,000 more troops. That's roughly eight BCTs, which do not exist.

Below the fold: two key paragraphs on stress, battle performance after multipe tour, and suicides.

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Journal: Afghanistan as Corruption Squared

Government, Policies, Threats
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October 1, 2009

Obama's War: Take Your Time
By David Wood

One brigade commander, Col. Michael Howard, is on his fourth tour in Afghanistan and understands it like few others. Still, there are pieces of this war that stop him cold. One of them is government corruption. “It's a cancer without a cure in Afghanistan, and if we don't come up with a cure, it will cause us to fail,” Howard told me last month, biting off his words angrily.  . . . . . . .  Given the stakes, Biddle said, “it is appropriate for the commander in chief to be aggressively challenging what he's told by anybody.'

Phi Beta Iota: Truth really is stranger than fiction.  The White House is NOT getting the “full spectrum” intelligence it needs to make good decisions, for three simple reasons:

1.  No one with access who has both strategic holistic vision and the integrity to demand that the President be fully and properly briefed on the ten high-level threats, the twelve harmonizing policies, and the costs and consequences of ignoring 8 out of 10 threats and 9 out of 12 policies.  The President needs a mentor not a partisan nanny or a blindly obedient advisor.

2.  A secret intelligence community leadership unable to think for itself and actually generate strategic matrices for the President that are helpful.  Right now, using the long-standing OSS.Net, Inc. motto of “Information costs money, intellience makes money,” the US IC is a $75 billion a year sink-hole, largely worthless to the White House or Congress.

3.  The President is still wrapped in the partisan bubble that got him elected–like Bush-Cheney, when backed by Wall Street, his insiders know how to steal elections, but they do not know how to govern.  Phi Beta Iota persists in believing that Barack Obama could be the George Washington of the 21st Century, but he MUST find his own voice and a new set of advisors that combine strategic vision, integrity, and loyalty to the Constitution over the partisan crime family.

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Process Chester The Atlantic Command’s Open Source Intelligence Approach & Future

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Policy Steele Electoral Refrom as Precursor to Intelligence Reform

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Policy Tsuruoka Managing for the Future: Interview with Alvin Toffler

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Policy Andregg Ethics and the IC: Breaking the Laws of God and Man

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Policy Alexander Army G-2 Accepts OSINT as Separate Discipline

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Policy Andregg Insanity of Planned Intelligence “Reforms”

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Policy Lewis Creating the Global Brain

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Policy Markowitz OSINT in Support of All Source

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Policy Markowitz Open Source Intelligence Investment Strategy

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Policy Steele Open Letter to Ambassadors Accredited to the USA

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Policy Truyens Intelligent vs. Intelligence: That Is The Question

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Policy Politi 11th of September and the Future of European Intelligence

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Policy Heibel Intelligence Training: What Is It?  Who Needs It?

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Policy Heibel Value of Intelligence & Intelligence Training to Any Organization

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Policy Oakley Use of Civilian & Military Power for Engagement & Intervention

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Policy Berkowitz An Alternative View of the Future of Intellligence

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Policy Budzko Russian View of Electronic Open Sources and How to Exploit Them

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Policy Ermarth OSINT: A Fresh Look at the Past and the Future

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Policy Politi The Birth of OSINT in Italy

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Policy Allen (ADCI/C) OSINT as a Foundation for All-Source Collection Management

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Policy Rolington Changing Messages in Western Knowledge Over 400 Years (Slides)

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Policy Steele Snakes in the Grass: Open Source Doctrine

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Policy Donahue Balancing Spending Among Spies, Satellites, and Schoolboys

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Policy Botbol The OSINT Revolution: Early Failures and Future Prospects

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Policy Felsher Viability & Survivability of US Remote Sensing as Function of Policy

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Policy Steele Intelligence in the Balance: Opening Remarks at OSS ‘97

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Policy Clerc Economic and Financial Intelligence: The French Model

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Policy Steele InfoPeace: OSINT as a Policy Option & Operational Alternative

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Policy Steele Protecting the Civilian Infrastructure as an Aspect of Information Warfare

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Policy Zuckerman The Central Role of Open Source Economic Intelligence

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Policy Steele Creating a Smart Nation: Strategy, Policy, Intelligence, & Information

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Policy Steele DATA MINING: Don't Buy or Build Your Shovel Until You Know What…

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Policy Steele Expansion of Questions Posed by Senator John Warner to Aspin-Brown

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Policy Steele Letter to the Open Source Lunch Club on PFIAB Being Useless

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Policy Steele National and Corporate Security in the Age of Information

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Policy Steele Private Enterprise Intelligence: Its Potential Contribution to Nat’l Sec.

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Policy Beaumard France: Think-tank to Anticipate & Regulate Economic Intelligence Issues

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Policy Beaumard Learned Nations: Competitive Advantages Via Knowledge Strategies

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Policy Castagna Review of Reich, The Work of Nations

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Policy Chantler Need for Australia to Develop a Strategic Policy on OSI

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Policy Civille The Spirit of Access: Equity, NREN, and the NII

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Policy Fedanzo A Genetic View of National Intelligence

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Policy Kumon Japan and the United States in the Information Age

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Policy Petersen A New Twenty-First Century Role for the Intelligence Community

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Policy Schmidt History of Failure, Future of Opportunity: Reinventions and Deja Vu

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Policy Steele A Critical Evaluation of U.S. National Security Capabilities

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Policy Steele ACCESS: Theory and Practice of Intelligence in the Age of Information

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Policy Steele Executive Order 12356, ‘National Security Information'

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Policy Steele Reinventing Intelligence in the Age of Information (TP for DCI)

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Policy Steele Reinventing Intelligence: The Advantages of OSINT

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Policy Steele Role of Grey Lit & Non-Traditional Agencies in Informing Policy Makers

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Policy Wallner Overview of IC Open Source Requirements and Capabilities

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Policy Wood The IC and the Open Source Information Challenge

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Policy Castagna Review of Toffler’s PowerShift

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Policy Gage Open Sources, Open Systems

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Policy Greenwald Unrepresented Nations & Peoples Organization: Diplomacy's Cutting Edge

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Policy Hughes An Affordable Approach to Networking America's Schools

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Policy Kahin New Legal Paradigms for Multi-Media Information in Cyberspace

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Policy Kahn Outline of a Global Knowledge Architecture, Visions and Possibilities

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Policy Steele Inaugural Remarks Opening 1st International Conference

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Policy Steele Information Concepts & Doctrine for the Future

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Policy Steele OSINT Clarifies Global Threats: Offers Partial Remedy to Budget Cuts

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Policy Steele Review Strassmann, Information PayOff

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Policy Wood Remarks, Don't Be Suspicious of Contractors

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Policy Karraker Highways of the Mind

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Policy Steele How to Avoid Strategic Intelligence Failures in the Future

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Policy Steele Recasting National Security in a Changing World

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2001 Dziedzic (US) Information Technology as a Catalyst for Civil-Military Unity of Effort: The Kosovo Test Case

Civil Society, Historic Contributions, Law Enforcement, Military, Peace Intelligence
Dziedzic
USIP Bio Page

Col Michael J. Dziedzic is one of those very rare officers of such intelligence and integrity that he was able to run against the grain for years, focusing on the vital importance of civil-military operations other than war (OOTW) that were “buried” by a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who said (we are not making this up), “Real men don't do OOTW.”  Of course the Defense Science Board Report on Transitions to and From Hostilities (December 2004) and the current Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, say otherwise.  Principle co-author with Ambassador Bob Oakley of Policing the New World Disorder, still the seminal work in the field, this is an officer, along with Colonel Ferd Irizzary, whom we hope to see earn multiple promotions as we all realize that a multinational multifunctional Earth Rescue Network is a non-negotiable first step to “getting a grip.”  We hold this officer in the very highest esteem.

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